DNA【かんきょうディーエヌエー】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. environmental DNA; eDNAbiology
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  • かんきょうディーエヌエー
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  1. environmental DNA; eDNA
  2. This term refers to genetic material obtained from environmental samples such as soil, water, or air, rather than directly from an organism. It's commonly used in ecological and biological research to monitor biodiversity and assess the presence of species.
    By analyzing environmental DNA, it is possible to identify the presence of endangered species.
    The researchers are extracting environmental DNA from the lake water to study the types of fish present.
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