…value for detecting species-level differences is small compared to the added cost. Moving backwards in evolutionary time, a neighbor joining tree constructed with 648 bp barcode sequences often groups genera…
…to enabling rapid and low-cost mapping of avian diversity including discovery of divergent lineages, which in most cases are indicators of new species, avian DNA barcoding establishes a genetic reference…
…peaceful relations. The high cost of the ante to enter the game of modern science in some fields might also favor integration. For common action, science’s networks must penetrate rather…
…inherently a more costly, less standardizable approach, making it unattractive for routine use.) Differences among closely-related species are more or less evenly-distributed throughout the mitochondrial genome, so that approximately 500-1000…
…or many manuscripts will migrate to lower cost journals. The special barcoding issue is based on Canadian Barcode of Life Network Scientific Symposium held at the Royal Ontario Museum in…
We are pleased to read that North Carolina-based company NET Power Breaks Ground on Demonstration Plant for World’s First Emissions-Free, Low-Cost Fossil Fuel Power Technology. The NET Power technology, which…
…scientific achievement on the scale of the Human Genome Project. As these become available, the limiting factors for DNA barcoding will be cost and availability of sequence analysis, but as…
…can identify any species at little or not cost. That world is technologically upon us. This report addresses the formative stages of an initiative to bring this to society sooner…
…for new technologies that provide cheap, clean power, such as fuel cells, as well as cost-effective ways to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. ”The greatest threat to prosperity is…
…bioreactors designed to “brew” meat. Remaining challenges include the ability to successfully match the taste, texture, and cost of conventionally-sourced meat- and plant-based foods, as well as successfully scaling-up production…