FishTrace: a genetic catalogue of European fishes

FishTrace is a genetic catalogue for species identification associated to reference collections of taxonomically identified vouchers from more than 200 commercial marine fish species. The main purpose of the genetic catalogue is to enable reliable species identification for research purposes as well as in support of traceability schemes under the remit of food and feed laws. A major asset of FishTrace is that all genetic data are linked to biological collections of vouchers, that is the fish specimen that have been identified genetically have, at the same time, been identified by taxonomists and are stored and curated by natural history museums. This opens the potential for future applications related to fish species authenticity tests, also in a legal context, and associated biological research. The genetic catalogue, which contains molecular data together with detailed information on sampling and geographical origin, is publically accessible on the web site of the project.

ZANZI Antonella;  MARTINSOHN Jann; 

2017-12-31

OXFORD UNIV PRESS

JRC106242

1758-0463,   

https://academic.oup.com/database/article/doi/10.1093/database/bax075/4583483,    https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC106242,   

10.1093/database/bax075,