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Burmese python DNA was detected in water five minutes after exposure in Florida
Researchers at the University of Florida have pioneered a groundbreaking tetraplex digital PCR assay aimed at the rapid detection of invasive snakes within the state. This innovative method effectively identifies key species such as Burmese pythons, northern African pythons, boa constrictors, and rainbow boas. Remarkably, DNA from the Burmese python can be identified in water shortly after contact with the snake, marking a notable enhancement over previous detection techniques.
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