Biodiversity > Second partnership launches novel eDNA biodiversity air-based commercial sampling

Second partnership launches novel eDNA biodiversity air-based commercial sampling

Published 17:52 on April 21, 2023  /  Last updated at 04:53 on April 22, 2023  / /  Biodiversity

A first-of-its kind technology to filter environmental DNA (eDNA) from air samples to monitor terrestrial biodiversity will scale as a commercial service from a collaboration announced Friday, on the heels of an eDNA marine sampling partnership launched earlier in the week.
A first-of-its kind technology to filter environmental DNA (eDNA) from air samples to monitor terrestrial biodiversity will scale as a commercial service from a collaboration announced Friday, on the heels of an eDNA marine sampling partnership launched earlier in the week.


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