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Phoridae request
jorgen
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Posted on 27-02-2013 17:39
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Location: Belgium
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 Hello, as part of my research I am looking for some Phoridae as a positive control. Does anyone (in Europe) has Phoridae, suitable for DNA extraction? For example Megaselia scalaris, which can contaminate some rearirngs. They don't have to be identified to species level. I can do a DNA barcoding in return.
 
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Marcello
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Posted on 22-08-2013 19:19
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Location: Padua - Northeast Italy
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 Hi,

are you still interested in Phoridae?

Maybe I have a Phoridae (still not identified).

Let me know.

Regards,
Marcello

jorgen wrote:
Hello, as part of my research I am looking for some Phoridae as a positive control. Does anyone (in Europe) has Phoridae, suitable for DNA extraction? For example Megaselia scalaris, which can contaminate some rearirngs. They don't have to be identified to species level. I can do a DNA barcoding in return.
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