Biology, asked by drushti95, 1 year ago

What is DNA barcoding

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Answered by Anonymous

DNA barcoding is a technique, which provides quick identification of species without involving the morphological cues. ... These genetic codes could be accessed through a digital library and used to identify the unknown species by any scientist around the World.

Answered by vels27112006

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DNA metabarcoding is defined as the barcoding of DNA or eDNA (environmental DNA) that allows for simultaneous identification of many taxa within the same (environmental) sample, however often within the same organism group.

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