Advancing eDNA Monitoring in San Francisco Bay Estuary

Sonoma Bayland restoration project

Genidaqs recently partnered with the U.S. Geological Survey and fellow collaborators on an innovative study exploring how different eDNA sampling techniques perform in detecting fish communities—especially the elusive longfin smelt—in restored tidal wetlands of the San Francisco Bay Estuary. Traditional fish sampling methods were compared with two eDNA-based approaches: standard filtration using Sterivex™ filters and […]

Dam Removal on Klamath River Provides Unique Scientific Opportunities

Photo by RES
Photo by RES

The removal of four dams along the Klamath River represents a unique opportunity to study the impacts of large-scale dam removal on river ecology. To establish an invaluable genetic baseline, the study team (Genidaqs, RES) collected and preserved over 400 DNA and RNA samples from locations across the Klamath River before dam removal.