Pierre Taberlet

Rapid environmental DNA detection with isothermal amplification methods: a comparison with the real-time quantitative PCR in the natterjack toad (Epidalea calamita).

This paper compares isothermal amplification methods (LAMP and RPA) with qPCR for detecting natterjack toad eDNA, finding RPA matches qPCR sensitivity while LAMP is less sensitive.

Workflow for multiplex microsatellite panel development and sample preparation for robust amplicon sequencing of low-template and degraded DNA: validation for non-invasive genotyping in three large carnivore species

The paper develops a workflow for designing and validating STR multiplex panels for HTS-based genotyping of low-template and degraded DNA, demonstrating high performance in three large carnivore species.

Ancient DNA Clarifies the Identity and Geographic Origin of the holotype of the genus Ctenomys

The paper uses ancient DNA analysis to confirm the identity and geographic origin of the holotype of Ctenomys brasiliensis, resolving a century-old debate.

Elusive tropical forest canopy diversity revealed through environmental DNA contained in rainwater

The paper detects canopy biodiversity using eDNA from rainwater, finding lower diversity in a plantation compared to a mature forest.

From single species to communities: microsatellite amplicon sequencing to monitor felids using Feliplex

The paper introduces Feliplex, a multiplex microsatellite panel for simultaneous genotyping of multiple felid species, demonstrating its effectiveness in population monitoring and genetic structure analysis.