, unveiled groundbreaking findings in biodiversity conservation through in situ DNA
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in six distinct collections: Frozen Zoo®: gametes, embryos and cells; Tissue and DNA
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inadequate—because the most powerful sequencing technologies require large amounts of DNA
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Kurt is a clone of a male Przewalski’s stallion whose DNA was cryopreserved 42 years
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Kurt is a clone of a male Przewalski’s stallion whose DNA was cryopreserved 42 years
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance Public Relations 619-685-3291 publicrelations@sdzwa.org sdzwa.org NEWS RELEASE San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance Partners with Illumina’s iConserve to Create the World’s Largest Koala Pedigree Genomic Database Study Will Aid in Worldwide Koala Conservation Efforts
iConserve program to sequence the whole genomes (an individual’s complete set of DNA
SAN DIEGO (May 15, 2025) – Fifty years ago, San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance’s Frozen Zoo® began preserving living genetic material, long before scientists knew how it might be used. Today this legacy, visionary for its era, is shaping innovative conservation strategies to safeguard wildlife and serves as the foundational blueprint for a crisis that reaches every corner of our planet—the biodiversity crisis.
Other collections include the Tissue and DNA Bank, Native Plant Gene Bank, Pathology
SAN DIEGO (April 24, 2025) — Eight critically endangered Fijian iguanas have arrived at the San Diego Zoo after being intercepted in Spain from illegal wildlife trafficking. The iguanas were among more than 600 reptiles seized by Spanish authorities in 2017.
In collaboration, results from San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance’s DNA testing of the
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We provide the option of hope through DNA storage of your unique dog, cat or horse
