Monika Prus

Jagiellonian University

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Total Citations

23

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About

Monika Prus is a leading researcher in molecular ecology and biodiversity monitoring, with a focus on developing innovative tools for insect conservation. Her key research areas include metabarcoding, non-destructive DNA extraction, and high-throughput sequencing for large-scale biodiversity assessments. Prus’s major contribution is the development of FAVIS (Fast and Versatile protocol for non-destructive metabarcoding of bulk insect samples), a groundbreaking 2023 method that enables rapid, non-destructive genetic analysis of insect communities. This protocol addresses the critical need for comprehensive monitoring amid alarming reports of insect declines, allowing researchers to preserve specimens while extracting high-quality DNA for metabarcoding. With 23 citations in just its first year, FAVIS has quickly become a vital tool for ecologists and conservationists. Prus’s work is notable for its practical impact, streamlining the process of studying insect diversity and ecosystem health. Her achievements highlight a commitment to bridging molecular techniques with real-world conservation challenges, making her a key figure in the urgent effort to understand and protect insect populations worldwide.

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🏆 Most Cited Paper
FAVIS: Fast and versatile protocol for non-destructive metabarcoding of bulk insect samples
23 citations · 2023
📈 Most Prolific Year: 2023 (1 Papers)
🤝 Key Collaborators: 13
🏛 Institutions: Jagiellonian University

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