Application of DNA Technology to the Management of Pacific Salmon Proceedings of the Workshop March 22-23,1993 Seattle, Washington

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Application of DNA Technology to the Management of Pacific Salmon Proceedings of the Workshop March 22-23,1993 Seattle, Washington

1994
By United States. National Marine Fisheries Service. ...
Series: NOAA technical memorandum NMFS-NWFSC ; 17

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United States. National Marine Fisheries Service. ; Northwest Fisheries Science Center (U.S.)

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Advances in molecular genetic techniques have been accelerating in recent years, and this has been no less true in the field of salmon genetics. A brief, informal survey we conducted in early 1993 revealed that at least a dozen laboratories in the Pacific Northwest and California were actively involved in DNA research on Pacific salmon. At the same time, the desire by salmon managers for information and guidance on genetic issues has never been stronger. There has been a growing recognition of the importance of genetic concerns in artificial propagation, mixed-stock fisheries, and the conservation and recovery of wild populations.

This convergence of technological advances and information needs indicated that it was an opportune time for a workshop devoted to considering the application of DNA technology to the management of Pacific salmon. Specific objectives of the workshop were to: 1) Provide a forum for discussing the usefulness of DNA and other genetic techniques for addressing key salmon management issues; 2) Provide an overview of various DNA projects with Pacific salmon under way in the region; and 3) Facilitate interlaboratory communication to ensure the most efficient use of time and the most effective use of resources.

These proceedings attempt to capture the essence and dynamics of the workshop. The format of extended abstracts (generally 5 pages or less) of each talk provides a summary of a diverse array of research. Many papers include enough new data to demonstrate the type and strength of inferences that can be drawn from DNA data. However, most contributions reflect works in progress, and full-length publication in peer-reviewed journals is expected later.
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