Search for dissertations about: "barcoding"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 33 swedish dissertations containing the word barcoding.
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16. Methods for barcode analysis in optical DNA mapping
Abstract : This thesis is composed of six papers, which all concern different methods and tools used for the analysis of barcodes in nanochannel-based Optical DNA Mapping (ODM). The first four papers consider densely-labeled barcodes while the last two consider sparsely-labeled barcodes. READ MORE
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17. Advanced molecular tools for diagnostic analyses of RNA and antibodies in situ and in solution
Abstract : Advanced molecular diagnostics uses in vitro biological assays to detect nucleic acids or proteins even in low concentrations across samples, allowing for the identification of biomarkers, monitoring the course of the disease over time, and selection of appropriate therapy. In this thesis, I focus on development and early applications of several molecular tools of expected value in research, and eventually also clinically. READ MORE
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18. Biodiversity and genetic patterns in marine invertebrates
Abstract : Abstract: Systematics based on genetic data has both confirmed and contradicted earlier, morphologically defined species and their relatedness. Morphology does not always correspond to genetic lineages, and this will inevitably affect both traditional systematics as well as biodiversity assessments. READ MORE
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19. Fungal communities of West African ectomycorrhizal woodlands
Abstract : Ectomycorrhizal symbiosis is a widespread mutualist relationship between fungi and plants, often trees. It is most well-known in temperate and boreal forests, but also occurs in a variety of tropical ecosystems, including Sudanian savanna woodlands and gallery forests in West Africa. READ MORE
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20. Survivors of the Sea: Investigating the genomics and survival strategies of the diatom Skeletonema marinoi
Abstract : Diatoms are an ecologically important group of phytoplankton, responsible for around 20% of global primary production. One of the features contributing to their success is their ability to form resting stages, a response to adverse conditions in which they enter a dormant state and sink to the sediment. READ MORE