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DNA BARCODING Single-Species Identification single-species identification using genetic analysis based on tissue sample. Read More Get a Quote DNA Barcoding DNA Barcoding is a method of species identification using a short section of DNA from a specific gene or genes. Different gene regions are used to identify the different organismal groups using barcoding. The most commonly used barcode region for animals is a portion of the COI gene, ITS rRNA used for fungi, RuBisCo used for plants, 16s rRNA used for prokaryotes, and 18s rRNA used for microbial eukaryotes. Application for Species Identification Specific short DNA sequences or markers from a standardized region of the genome can provide a DNA barcode for identifying species. Molecular methods are especially useful when traditional methods are not applicable. DNA barcoding has great applicability in identification of larvae for which there are generally few diagnostic characters available, and in association of different life stages in animals. Identification of species listed in the convention of the international trade of endangered species (CITES) appendixes using barcoding techniques is used in illegal trade monitoring. We Identify ANIMALS PLANT & ALGAE FUNGI We Process COMPLETE ORGANISM PARTS OF ORGANISMS PROCESSED FOODS DNA Barcoding Workflow DNA Extraction Unknown Species DNA Amplification DNA Sequence Matching Sequence Identified Species Why Oceanogen? a reliable partner to cooperate with on innovative research ideas on exploring biodiversity Fast Turnaround Time Costumer Support Accurate Simple High Quality Sample Requirement Customer needs to send a raw sample (fresh/frozen/dry) with a minimum weight of 20-50 gr/sample tubes. The quality of DNA in the sample influences the results of our analysis, for this reason all samples should be stored frozen or dry. Contact us to receive further support in preparing your sample. Request Info

We deliver reliable nature environment data that empower companies and institutions to make informed, responsible decisions. Our track record spans across private companies, universities, NGOs, and government agencies HIGHLIGHTED PROJECTS Biodiversity screening Infrastructure development - Kepulauan Riau For infrastructure development on small islands, we apply an integrated approach to screening freshwater biota to identify potential Critical Habitat triggers under IFC Performance Standard 6. Habitat mapping is conducted using aerial drone surveys, allowing high-resolution identification of rivers, streams, wetlands, and other freshwater features. These spatial data provide the foundation for selecting representative sampling locations across the island. To complement the habitat mapping, we employ eDNA metabarcoding targeting freshwater fishes and crustaceans, enabling efficient and sensitive detection of species that may be rare, cryptic, migratory, or difficult to observe directly. This combination of aerial habitat characterization and molecular species inventories provides a robust, cost-effective method for assessing biodiversity patterns. Biodiversity survey for Critical Habitat Assessment Oil and gas - Bintuni We conducted a comprehensive biodiversity survey to support Critical Habitat Assessment (CHA) for an oil and gas development in the Bintuni region of West Papua. The assessment integrated terrestrial, freshwater, and marine ecological surveys, combining classical field methods with genetic tools such as eDNA metabarcoding to detect key species groups with high sensitivity. Our team mapped priority habitats, documented species presence across multiple taxa (Mammals, Bird, Plants, Fish, Marine Mammals) and evaluated potential triggers under IFC Performance Standard 6, including threatened species, restricted-range taxa, and key biodiversity features. The resulting dataset provided the client with a robust scientific basis for risk management, impact mitigation, and regulatory compliance ensuring project planning aligned with international biodiversity standards and national conservation priorities. Marine Biodiversity Survey to Support ESIA study Mining industry - East Halmahera We conducted a comprehensive marine biodiversity survey in East Halmahera to support the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) process for coastal and offshore development. The assessment covered multiple ecological components, including plankton sampling, coral reef surveys, and marine pelagic fauna observations, providing an integrated understanding of ecosystem health and species composition. To enhance detection sensitivity, we complemented classical survey methods with eDNA metabarcoding, enabling the identification of marine fishes and elasmobranchs across various habitats. This combined approach delivered a robust, high-resolution biodiversity baseline that informed impact prediction, mitigation planning, and compliance with national and international environmental standards. Terrestrial Biodiversity Survey to Support ESIA study Mining industry - Southeast Sulawesi Oceanogen conducted an integrated aquatic and terrestrial biodiversity survey in Southeast Sulawesi to support the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for a large-scale development project. The study combined aquatic ecology assessments including surface water quality measurements, habitat characterization, and freshwater biota observations with a comprehensive suite of terrestrial surveys. Our terrestrial program applied camera traps to document medium-large mammals, alongside bird surveys, passive acoustic monitoring for bats, and detailed vegetation assessments to characterize habitat structure and floristic diversity. Additional surveys targeted reptiles, amphibians, and insects, ensuring full coverage of key biodiversity groups relevant to impact prediction and regulatory compliance. This multi-taxa approach produced a robust baseline dataset for the client, enabling accurate impact evaluation, informed mitigation planning, and alignment with national and international ESIA and biodiversity management requirements. Artificial Reef (Rig2Reef) Biodiversity Monitoring Oil and Gas - East Borneo The Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MMAF), supported by KMOUC, conducted the second monitoring program for the artificial reef under the Pilot Project for Decommissioning and Rig-to-Reef (R2R) Re-utilization of Offshore Platforms in Indonesia, located offshore Bontang, East Kalimantan. Oceanogen contributed to this effort by monitoring biodiversity on artificial reef structures created from decommissioned rig platforms. Our survey combined eDNA metabarcoding detecting species from traces of DNA in the water with conventional underwater assessments, enabling us to capture both visible megafauna and cryptic species inhabiting the structure at depths of up to 42 meters. This integrated approach provides a clearer, more comprehensive understanding of how rigs-turned-reefs function as habitats, and how effectively they support marine life over time.

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Services Support OCEANOGEN Oceanogen serves to explore and investigating the Indonesian marine biodiversity trough research. Our research focuses on marine biodiversity, mostly vertebrates diversity with special attention to evolutionary genetics and speciation, molecular ecology, fish ecology and systematics. Oceanogen is customer success focused. We provides several services for laboratory testing, research, and development services in natural sciences, biotechnology, fisheries and marine science including comprehensive genetic testing for environmental biotechnology and exploration of marine biodiversity. We can also design the project with efficient execution, analysis data, and supporting the customer to ensure that the data and reports generated meet their needs. Shipping Instruction for Sample Sample Prepare samples according to your needs discussed with us before Sample ID Label your sample with Sample ID to ensure that the sample is not exchanged Pack it Safely Make sure you have packed all of the samples for the service requested Sample Shipping Make sure the sample is sent to our laboratory address with room temperature Service Workflow Get a Quote This is a Paragraph. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start editing the content. First Name Last Name Email Send Thanks for submitting!

Pelatihan DNA Barcoding dan Analisis Data Genetika Price Rp. 150,000 Course Schedule February 11, 2023 Enroll Now < Back About the Course DNA Barcoding is a system designed to facilitate the precise and accurate search and authentication of living things. The system can be applied after knowing the basis. Oceanogen Online Course Series #1 / Batch 2 is here to help academics and researchers to understand more about DNA Barcoding. This course discusses DNA Barcoding and Genetic Data Analysis and its application in the Mini Project that we have prepared. What Will You Learn? Principle laboratory analysis of DNA barcoding and genetic population DNA sequence preparation and species identification Phylogenetic reconstruction using MEGA and iTOL Haplotype distribution and connectivity using PopART Facility e-Certificate e-Module Recording Video Voucher Mini Project Broader Academia Network Group Community Doorprize Platform Zoom Meeting Online

DNA barcoding is a system designed to facilitate the accurate and precise identification and authentication of living organisms based on molecular approaches. < Back DNA Barcoding and Data Genetic Analysis Course Batch 2 Oceanogen Baruga Indonesia Feb 11, 2023 DNA barcoding is a system designed to facilitate the accurate and precise identification and authentication of living organisms based on molecular approaches. DNA barcoding is a system designed to facilitate the accurate and precise identification and authentication of living organisms based on molecular approaches. With almost the same laboratory protocol, studies can also be conducted on population genetics based on partial genes from mitochondrial DNA. The Oceanogen Online Course Series #1 / Batch 2 is an online training that will discuss the principles of DNA barcoding and the diversity of genetic data analysis. Course Material - Principle laboratory analysis of DNA barcoding and genetic population - DNA sequence preparation and species identification - Phylogenetic reconstruction using MEGA and iTOL - Haplotype distribution and connectivity using PopART Registration Fee Rp 150.000 Facility e-Certificate e-Module Recording Video Voucher Mini Project Broader Academia Network Group Previous Next

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