In the forest
DNA-based technologies allow to trace back timber products to the exact tree they came from
OUR TOOLS
iDNAman
1. Android and IOS dedicated app
2. Fully optimizable
3. Collection management and control
4. Reads barcodes and QRCodes
5. Sample receipt emission
iDNAseq
1. DNA profile by NGS - universal and specific loci
2. Data available on the cloud
3. Evidence of compliance easier than never before
4. Verifiable at any point along the supply chain
5. Anyone can send a sample to any lab and compare the DNA profile
ABOUT
Bio-tool Research, Development & Innovation operates in the traceability of wood products using DNA-based technologies.
We are a small and deeply committed team. We master scripting languages, GIS, bioinformatics, automation, plant taxonomy and systematics, and the wet lab’s tricks. We also love going into the forest and visiting each client’s forest management areas on site. Wherever they are, we are going to there.
We are truly passionate about what we do!
Our solution to accurately trace wood products back to the tree they came from is a dream come true. It is based on decades of research carried out in the best universities in Brazil and the world
Our focus is on producer-managers, industries, importers and consumers in general who demand the necessary credibility that the wood sector deserves.
Advantages of using DNA traceability of wood products
Using DNA profiles to verify timber supply chain integrity offers several advantages. Below, we list the top four: 1. Origin The origin of wood products can be verified independent
Genetic survey and GIS technologies
In addition to experts in DNA technologies, our team includes GIS experts, who develop tools and resources for greater efficiency in forest management activities. As a result of ou
Sustainable Forest Management
An updated view directly from those who represent the productive sector. Congrats to the Center for Wood-Producing and Exporting Industries of the State of Mato Grosso (CIPEM) for
What species can be traced with DNA markers?
This is a very common question. The answer is: all species. However, it is important to emphasize that scientific knowledge is limited and, therefore, there are species that we kno
How does DNA traceability work?
DNA-based technologies are here to stay and can be used for accurate traceability. Using DNA, it is possible to scientifically prove the origin and legality of timber products. How