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Zoo MS: The collagen barcode and fingerprints
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ZooMS, the collagen barcode and fingerprints: Spectroscopy Europe

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Journal	Spectroscopy Europe
Date	Published - 2010
Volume	22
Number of pages	3
Pages (from-to)	11-13
Original language	English

Abstract

This year the International Barcode of Life initiative (IBoL) plans to begin an ambi- tious programme to barcode the DNA of more than five million specimens repre- senting at least 500,000 species in five years. Molecular barcodes exploit the fact that molecular sequences offer an inde- pendent method to identify a sample.

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