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DNA barcoding detects market substitution in North American seafood
Food Research International · 2008 · Vol. 41(8) · pp. 828–837
Eugene Wong✉(University of Guelph)Robert Hanner(University of Guelph)
Identification and Quantification in FoodIchthyology and Marine BiologyIsotope Analysis in EcologyDNA barcodingBarcodeIdentification (biology)TraceabilityAuthentication (law)BiologyEvolutionary biologyData scienceComputer scienceBusiness
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- Canadian Food Inspection Agency
- Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada
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