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Project Information
Project Name
NGS: Next Generation Solutions for Healthy Water Resources
Led by
Lead 1
Lead 2
Lead 3
Lead 4
Name
Paul D. Jones
John P. Giesy
Institution
University of Saskatchewan
University of Saskatchewan
Role
PI
Co-PI
Contact Information
paul.jones@usask.ca
john.giesy@usask.ca
Classification (e.g., "GWF Pillar 3", "CCRN", etc.)
GWF Pillar 3
Project Websites
https://gwf.usask.ca/edna/ Inception and Orbitrap Mass Spectrometer https://gwf.usask.ca/documents/meetings/inception2018/28-GWF%20Inception%203_Jones.pdf
Project Description
This project will advance emerging and transformative technologies in biology and bioinformatics, such as environmental DNA (eDNA) and next generation sequencing (NGS), that enable the previously challenging study of aquatic life and their habitats. The DNA analysis of aquatic systems can be used to detect and identify the full range of biological diversity, including presence of rare and endangered species, in near real time, while reducing costs and the need for taxonomic expertise. These transformative technologies have potential to provide more rapid, comprehensive and objective assessments of ecosystem status of aquatic environments exposed to stressors in Canada.
Current Status of this Project
○ Planned
◉ In Progress
○ Abandoned
○ Complete
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