Supercritical fluid chromatography (SFC) has become popular in the field of enantioselective
separations. Many works have been reported during the last years. This review covers the …

Incomplete knowledge of biodiversity remains a stumbling block for conservation planning
and even occurs within globally important Biodiversity Hotspots (BH). Although technical …

The family Cobitidae represents a characteristic element of the Eurasian ichthyofauna. Despite
diverse features of sexual dimorphism, comparably few morphological characters have …

The order Cypriniformes represents the world’s largest clade of primary freshwater fishes (Nelson,
2006), and is divided into two monophyletic superfamilies: Cyprinoidea (carp like …

The freshwater fish family Botiidae is represented by seven genera on the Indian subcontinent
and in East and Southeast Asia and includes diploid as well as evolutionary tetraploid …

Trypsin, a high fidelity protease, is the most widely used enzyme for protein digestion in
proteomic research. Optimal digestion conditions are well-known and so are the expected …

Because most clonal vertebrates have hybrid genomic constitutions, tight linkages are
assumed among hybridization, clonality, and polyploidy. However, predictions about how these …

Although the unique features of asexual reproduction and hybridization among European
spined loaches (genus Cobitis) have recently attracted the attention of conservation biologists, …

We present the phylogenetic relationships of the freshwater fish genus Rhodeus from 45
localities in Europe and three localities in the Amur basin using the mitochondrial cytochrome b …

Background Loaches of the family Nemacheilidae are one of the most speciose elements of
Palearctic freshwater ichthyofauna and have undergone rapid ecological adaptations and …