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A list of all pages that have property "terms-internal:enNote" with value "this element can be used for DNA, tissues or specimens". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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  • dwc:individualID  + (individualID is meant for any records that …
    individualID is meant for any records that need to identify individuals for whom there may be more than one record. Banded birds, marine mammal photos allowing individual identification, individual trees resampled overtime, periodic biopsies on the same individuals, etc. could all use this term to group the records corresponding to individuals.
     the records corresponding to individuals.)
  • ggbn:ratioOfAbsorbance260 280  + (no controlled vocabulary)
  • ggbn:purificationMethod  + (no controlled vocabulary; this element should be used both for DNA and Amplification product; repeatable only within GGBN Amplification Vocabulary)
  • ggbn:BOLDProcessID  + (often a BOLD record has also a genetic accession number at NCBI/EMBL/DDBJ in addition)
  • ggbn:primerReferenceLinkForward  + (only for Darwin Core-Archive implementation! For ABCD implementation please use [[ggbn:primerReferenceLink]])
  • ggbn:primerReferenceLinkReverse  + (only for Darwin Core-Archive implementation! For ABCD implementation please use [[ggbn:primerReferenceLink]])
  • ggbn:primerNameForward  + (only for Darwin Core-Archive implementation! For ABCD implementation please use [[ggbn:primerName]])
  • ggbn:primerNameReverse  + (only for Darwin Core-Archive implementation! For ABCD implementation please use [[ggbn:primerName]])
  • ggbn:primerReferenceCitationForward  + (only for Darwin Core-Archive implementation! For ABCD implementation please use [[ggbn:primerReferenceCitation]])
  • ggbn:primerReferenceCitationReverse  + (only for Darwin Core-Archive implementation! For ABCD implementation please use [[ggbn:primerReferenceCitation]])
  • ggbn:primerSequenceForward  + (only for Darwin Core-Archive implementation! For ABCD implementation please use [[ggbn:primerSequence]])
  • ggbn:primerSequenceReverse  + (only for Darwin Core-Archive implementation! For ABCD implementation please use [[ggbn:primerSequence]])
  • vann:preferredNamespacePrefix  + (rdf:type=http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#AnnotationProperty not http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#Property)
  • vann:preferredNamespaceUri  + (rdf:type=http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#AnnotationProperty not http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#Property)
  • vann:usageNote  + (rdf:type=http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#AnnotationProperty not http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#Property)
  • ggbn:amplificationSuccess  + (should be used together with [[ggbn:amplificationSuccessDetails]])
  • ggbn:amplificationSuccessDetails  + (should be used together with [[ggbn:amplificationSuccess]])
  • ggbn:weight  + (this element can be used for DNA or tissue samples in ABCD this element has stringUnit as attribute (example ng, mg, g) in DarwinCore this element has to be used together with [[ggbn:weightUnit]])
  • ggbn:volume  + (this element can be used for DNA or tissue samples in ABCD this element has stringUnit as attribute (example µl, ml) in DarwinCore this element has to be used together with [[ggbn:volumeUnit]])
  • ggbn:geneticAccessionURI  + (this is to enable the provider to decide where to point to)
  • ggbn:qualityRemarks  + (to be used together with [[ggbn:quality]])
  • ggbn:pcrCycleNumber  + (under review HTS library terms)
  • ggbn:pcrReplicateNumber  + (under review HTS library terms)
  • ggbn:evaluationMethod  + (under review HTS library terms)
  • ggbn:endRepair  + (under review HTS library terms)
  • ggbn:targetOmePresent  + (under review HTS library terms)
  • ggbn:percentageTargetOme  + (under review HTS library terms)
  • ggbn:libraryName  + (under review HTS library terms)
  • ggbn:templateType  + (under review HTS library terms)
  • ggbn:templateQuantity  + (under review HTS library terms)
  • ggbn:dnaFFPErepair  + (under review HTS library terms)
  • ggbn:digestionEnzyme  + (under review HTS library terms)
  • ggbn:nCutterDigestionEnzyme  + (under review HTS library terms)
  • ggbn:digestionEnzymeType  + (under review HTS library terms)
  • dwc:verbatimLatitude  + (verbatimLatitude and verbatimLongitude are …
    verbatimLatitude and verbatimLongitude are meant to capture the original coordinates for the Location in their original format. If possible, these coordinates should also be translated into the combination of decimalLatitude, decimalLongitude, geodeticDatum, and coordinateUncertaintyInMeters, but only if you really know what you are doing - coordinate transformations can be challenging. Use these two verbatim fields to capture coordinates in systems such as UTM, providing the spatial reference system for them in the verbatimSRS. If the original spatial information is an area (for example, a grid cell or a protected area polygon), use the footprintWKT and the footprintSRS to capture the complete area information. See [[dcterms:Location]] for further discussion of verbatim coordinate terms.
    r discussion of verbatim coordinate terms.)
  • dwc:verbatimLongitude  + (verbatimLatitude and verbatimLongitude are …
    verbatimLatitude and verbatimLongitude are meant to capture the original coordinates for the Location in their original format. If possible, these coordinates should also be translated into the combination of decimalLatitude, decimalLongitude, geodeticDatum, and coordinateUncertaintyInMeters, but only if you really know what you are doing - coordinate transformations can be challenging. Use these two verbatim fields to capture coordinates in systems such as UTM, providing the spatial reference system for them in the verbatimSRS. If the original spatial information is an area (for example, a grid cell or a protected area polygon), use the footprintWKT and the footprintSRS to capture the complete area information. See [[dcterms:Location]] for further discussion of verbatim coordinate terms.
    r discussion of verbatim coordinate terms.)
  • ggbn:preparationDate  + (when used for tissues, quite often preparationDate is the same as [[dwc:eventDate]])
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