Air filters can detect wildlife DNA, viruses and human traces from atmosphere
Scientists have developed a new method to extract and analyze environmental DNA from standard air filters. The technology enables detection of local wildlife and virus monitoring without requiring direct observation of organisms. Existing national air pollution monitoring stations can already be used to gather this biological data. Advanced genetic sequencing techniques allow researchers to map ecosystems and study genetic variations across species using the collected samples.
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