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Confusion in DNA barcoding results !!!
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Please Need Help !!!!
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Fourth International Barcode of Life Conference at University of Adelaide

November 28, 2011 to December 3, 2011

The University of Adelaide will host the first-ever Southern Hemisphere barcode conference, co-organized by CBOL and co-hosted by several biodiversity institutions and initiatives in Australia. The goals of the conference are: highlighting the great progress barcoding has made since the Mexico City Conference in November 2009; learning about barcoding activities in Australia and the region; and bringing barcoders together to exchange ideas and plan new activities. The week’s events will start…See More

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Ashutosh sharma replied to Ashutosh sharma's discussion 'Confusion in DNA barcoding results !!!'

Hi Dr. haris, Thanks for your beautiful explanation. Ashu

Jan 23, 2011

Ashutosh sharma replied to Ashutosh sharma's discussion 'Confusion in DNA barcoding results !!!'

Hi Dr. Prasad, I like your comment of the second paragraph. And I think my question is clear, I am not looking variations within the population but in a mixture of 7 populations which represent 4 different species. Thanks

Jan 23, 2011

Isaac Chow replied to Ashutosh sharma's discussion 'Confusion in DNA barcoding results !!!'

Hi Ashutosh, Simply repeat the experiment with trnH-psbA spacer sequencing and would probably give you more information. Remember, avoid contamination and always wash or soak your plant sample before DNA extraction. Isaac

Jan 18, 2011

Prasad Kesanakurti replied to Ashutosh sharma's discussion 'Confusion in DNA barcoding results !!!'

Hi Ashutosh, There is some confusion in your statement. You mean to say "genus" in place of "gender" to which all these 7 populations belong. Also, you said 6 samples were collected for each population which means are you…

Jan 14, 2011

Confusion in DNA barcoding results !!!

I have used matK, rbcL and rpoC1 for my model plant (total 7 populations A-G collected from different places of Mexico, 6 samples for each population have been investigated). These 7 populations are a mixture of 4 different species of commun gender according to a recent taxonomic study.Now results are here-mat K shows all 7 populations have 100% identical sequences.rbcL shows all populations have 100% identical sequences (but there is a single SNPs in one of the six samples of a population…See More

Discussion posted by Ashutosh sharma Dec 25, 2010

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Ashutosh sharma replied to Ashutosh sharma's discussion 'Please Need Help !!!!'

Dear Camiel, Thanks for your beautiful answer. I m sorry for delayed response as i was out of station. Well I should mention here that all the 7 populations of this plant are mixture of 4 different species according to a recent taxonomic…

Dec 25, 2010

Camiel Doorenweerd replied to Ashutosh sharma's discussion 'Please Need Help !!!!'

Dear Ashutosh, I'm afraid your research questions and research methods don't quite match. There is the field of population genetics, there is DNA Barcoding, and there is taxonomy. Your sampling was for a population study, the…

Dec 17, 2010

Please Need Help !!!!

I have used matK, rbcL and rpoC1 for my model plant (total 7 populations A-G collected from different places of Mexico, 6 samples for each population have been investigated). These 7 populations are a mixture of 4 different species of commun gender according to a recent taxonomic study. Now results are here-mat K shows all 7 populations have 100% identical sequences.rbcL shows all populations have 100% identical sequences (but there is a single SNPs in one of the six samples of a population…See More

Discussion posted by Ashutosh sharma Dec 12, 2010

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Need Suggestions from all you DNA barcode experts!!!

I have used matK, rbcL and rpoC1 for my model plant (total 7 populations A-G collected from different states of Mexico, 6 samples for each population have been investigated ). Now results are here-mat K shows all 7 populations have 100% identical sequences. (Ok,I got it)rbcL shows all populations have 100% identical sequences (but there is a single SNPs in one of the six samples of a population C). (Ok, I got it)rpoC1 shows 4 populations have 100% Identical sequences (upps, I got it).…See More

Ashutosh sharma added a discussion to the group MexBOL Dec 12, 2010

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Institution/Organization: La Universidad Autonoma del Estado de Morelos, (Autonoums Morelos State University)

Title/Position: Doctoral student

Website: http://www.uaem.mx/ceib/

I’m involved in, or am interested in the following barcoding initiatives: TreeBOL, Plant Working Group, Leading Labs Network

I’m involved in or interested in the following iBOL Working Groups: WG1.2 Land Plants

I’m involved in the following aspects of barcoding:: Fieldwork/specimen collecting, Labwork/generating barcode sequences, Analysis of barcode data, Using barcode data in taxonomy/systematic biology, Using barcode data for other applications

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