Non-invasive genetic sampling of deer: A method fordnaextraction and genetic analysis from antlers

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Abstract

We describe a non-invasive technique to isolate genomic DNA from connective tissue present in the antlers of deer of the genus Hippocamelus. This method is simpler and more effective than conventional more-destructive procedures which damage the collection material. This method is applicable to all cervids that annually regenerate their antlers.

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Venegas, C., Varas, V., Vásquez, J. P., & Marín, J. C. (2020). Non-invasive genetic sampling of deer: A method fordnaextraction and genetic analysis from antlers. Gayana, 84(1), 75–82. https://doi.org/10.4067/S0717-65382020000100075

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