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18S and COI sequence data from cross-lab reproducible metabarcoding study

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Greenfield, Paul ; Cawthron Institute ; National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) ; University of Otago ; University of Auckland ; Curtin University ; Macquarie University ; Moss Landing Marine Laboratory ; Department of Fisheries and Oceans ; McGill University ; University of Guelph ; University of Oviedo ; Klaipeda University
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Samples were collected from 4 harbour sites (Aus, NZ, USA & Canada) and sent to 12 labs for 18S and COI PCR. The dataset is the demultiplexed (by lab) data from this study.
Lineage: The source material was homogenised and give to 12 labs for DNA prep and PCR extraction/amplification using both fused and two-step primers. The resulting DNA was sequenced at Guelph and Curtin. The sequence files were then run together through a CSIRO amplicon pipeline so that differences between labs could be analysed and reproducibility asssesed.

Available: 2021-04-22

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18S | Biosecurity Science and Invasive Species Ecology | COI | Conservation and Biodiversity | Environmental Sciences | Ecological Applications | Environmental Management | Environmental Management | amplicons | invasive species | metabarcoding | reproducibility |

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