DNA extraction from cooked chicken and shrimp
Paul N Hengen
pnh at ncifcrf.gov
Sat Mar 22 16:28:17 EST 1997
Om Rajora (om.rajora at ualberta.ca) wrote:
> I am wondering whether amplifiable DNA could be extracted from cooked
> chicken and shrimp. I would appreciate receiving the reference for the
> methods or full protocol ASAP.
I think this has been done with specific primers for porpoise DNA in order
to prove canned (cooked) Tuna meat is contaminated with porpoise meat.
Also, I seem to recall a paper about using whale DNA fingerprinting for
prosecuting banned whaling offenders by the United Nations (?). Sorry
I don't have a method, but you might find it in a literature search on
these topics.
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