MD/SP/24(93)
ISBN 978-983-9114-60-7 SEAFDEC/MFRDMD/SP/24
STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE
for
Tissue Sample Collection and Preservation of Sharks and Rays
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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE
for
Tissue Sample Collection and Preservation of Sharks and Rays
MARINEFISHERYRESOURCESDEVELOPMENTANDMANAGEMENTDEPARTMENT(MFRDMD) SOUTHEASTASIANFIS
TAMANPERIKANANCHEND
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STANDARDOPERATINGPROCEDUREforTissueSampleCollectionand PreservationofSharksandRays/byMARINEFISHERY
RESOURCESDEVELOPMENTANDMANAGEMENTDEPARTMENT (SEAFDEC/MFRDMD)
Bibliography:pages 13 ISBN978-983-9114-60-7
I. Sharks—Identification.2.Rays(Fishes)—Identification.
3.Education—Methodology.
597.3 Preparedby:
NoorulAzlianaJamaludin WaliidahMohdArshaad MasayaKatoh
AdamLukePugas
This publicationshouldbecitedasfollows:
Noorul-Azliana J., Wahidah MA.,Katoh M. and Luke P.A. (2014). Standard Operating ProcedureforTissue SampleCollectionandPreservationofSharksandRays.
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Contents
1.0INTRODUCTION...
2.0OBJECTIVE...
3.0SAMPLINGATPORTS...
3.1 Pointofconcern...
3.2Materialsandtoolsforsamplingatport...
3.3Procedureforsamplingatport...
4.0TISSUESAMPLECOLLECTIONANDPRESERVATION 4.1 Pointofconcern...
4.2Materialsfortissuecollectionandpreservation...
4.3 Procedurefortissuecollectionandpreservation...
References...
2 2 2 3 5 5 5 6 13 ListofTables
Table1:List ofmaterialsandtoolsforsamplingatport Table2: Listofmaterialsandtoolsfortissuecollection
3 6 ListofFigures
Figure1:Materialsandtoolsusedforsamplingatport..
Figure2:Listofmaterialsandtools fortissuecollection
2 5 ListofAppendices
APPENDIXI.
APPENDIXII
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1.0INTRODUCTION
This StandardOperatingProcedures (SOP)servesasaguidelineandreferenceforsharksand rays tissue collection/sampling. Tissue collected is analysed using molecular biology technique alternative identification method. Currently DNA barcoding research sharksisprogressing intheworld.ItisexpectedthatDNAdataonsomeelasmobranchspecies in the region
performed on sharks and rays caught in Malaysia waters. Genetic research on some ofthe unsequenced species is also conducted. High biodiversity in the region makes this project sophisticatedandmorethan 170speciesofelasmobrancheshavebeenrecorded.Theexpected outputs forthe project include the biological information of sharks and rays in the region, which can be used for development and management of sharks and rays in the region.
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available. Compilation ofthe available data and species identification
are are
2.0 OBJECTIVE
Study onbiologyofmajorelasmobranch(sharksandrays) species,providebasicknowledge forconservation andenhancementofsharkandraypopulationsin theregion. Morerecently,
regionallevelthepressuretolistcommerciallyimportantandvaluablemarinespecies CITES is growing. Identification ofelasmobranch species is fundamental ofbiological data collection.Expertiseonidentificationandbiologicaldatacollectionon sharksandraysinthe regionneedtobestrengthened.
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3.0SAMPLINGATPORTS 3.1Point of concern
a. Samplinglocation.Speciesidentificationby authorizedtaxonomist
b. Freshsample givesbetterDNAextraction.Samplescollectedmust befromonlyproperly board of the fishing vessel. This is to ensure freshness of the preserved catch
fishsampled.
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c. Need to maintain the freshness of fish until the tissue is sampled and preserved.
Sampledfishes atthesampling site should bekeptin acontainerwith iceor dry ice to maintainthefreshness ofthesamples untiltissue collectionandpreservationactivities isdone.Thisparticularly importantin thecasewhen tissue collectionand preservation activitiesistobecarriedoutnotonlyinsitu(atthesamplingsite)butalsolateraftertaken backtolaboratory.(Referto4.3).(Notethat,oncepackedofcrashedice/dryice mustbe useduntiltissuepreservationisdone).
d. Possible cross-contamination when fish are sampled from mix-species container.
Ensuresampledfishareproperly wipedcleanof slimaround sample sitebeforetissue sampling.
3.2Materialsand toolsforsamplingatport
Figure 1:Materialsandtoolsused forsamplingatport
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Table1: Listofmaterialsand toolsforsamplingatport
Thisissuitablefortransportationofsamplefromsampling porttothelaboratory.Itssizedependingonthesample.
Coolingbox 1
Eachsamplemustbeattachedaproperidentificationlabel (AppendixI).
2 DataForm 1
3 Ice orDryIce
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This is oneofthe important items forgeneticsample collection. Sample amount should bepreparedfor the samplecollection.木Notinthepicture
3.3Procedureforsamplingat port
Samples collectedand speciesidentification at landingsite.Include tagforeachsample.
1.
Fillform 1 (Appendix 1)
Putthesampleinto icebox tomaintainfreshness ofthesamples.
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3. Thefishsamplesshouldbemaintainedcovered with crashice oruse ofdry ice inthe ice box untilthenextstepfortissuepreservation.Tissue preservationwillbedoneatlaboratory.
At laboratory, fish samples should be keptin freezer preferably at - 20°C until tissue preservationprocedureiscarried out.
*Proceed to 4.3 if the tissue decided to be preservedatthe sametime.
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4.0TISSUESAMPLECOLLECTIONANDPRESERVATION
4.1 Pointofconcern
1. Needto maintain thefreshness ofthesample.Pelvic finshouldbetaken immediately after thesample fishwas taken outfrom the storage.The remaining ice/water must bewipedoutfromthesamplingarea.
2. Avoidcontaminationofthesample. Forcepsandscissors mustbe washedwithclean waterandethanol andbumtosterilizeeverytimebeforeuse.
3. Samplestorage temperatureisno longeran issue.The vialscontainingtissuesamplein buffer(ethanol) canbestoredatroomtemperature. Oncepreservedin ethanolsamples bestored formanyyears.Ethanolshouldbe checkedperiodically forevaporation.
Therefore,storagein fridgeorfreezerwillreduceethanolevaporation.
can
4.Tissueshouldbefullypreserved.Eachtissuesampleshouldbeplacedinindividual vials, approximately20mgoftissuefor 1.5 ml ofethanol.Nomore thanlA tissueto3A ethanol byvolume,overloadingthevials causesthetissuetobepoorlypreserved.
5. Sample without proper labelis problematic. Vials should be labelled with dissolvingethanolresistantmarkerorprintedlabels toavoidlossoflabel.
a non-
4.2Materials fortissuecollectionand preservation
Figure2: Listofmaterialsandtoolsfortissuecollection
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Table2:Listofmaterialsandtoolsfortissuecollection DESCRIPTION NAME
1. Setofforcepsandscissors Usetocuttissuesamplesfromfishbody.
Useforwashforcepsandscissors.
2. Wash bottlefilledwith ethanol(95%)
Useforrinseforcepsandscissors.
3. Washbottlefilled with clearwater
4. Burner oralcohollampor Useforsterilizingforceps andscissors.
lighter
Forplacingspecimenduringtissuecollection.
5. Tray
Inwhichtissuesamplesarepreservedwith buffer contained95 % ethanol.
6. Vialsfilledwith preservation buffer
Towipeoutthewaterandanyorganicsfromforcepsand scissors.
7. Tissuepaper
Towearduring samplingprocess.
8. Disposable gloves
Tolabelsamples.
9. Permanentmarker
Toweightthespecimens.
10.Weight Scale
To thespecimens.
11.MeasuringTape measure
Torecordtheinformation.
12.Form1 (fromport)
4.3Procedurefortissuecollectionandpreservation
1. Record allinformationofthe specimeninto Form 1.
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2 Labelthevialswithformatgiven.
(Species/Year/SampleNumber).:
Thevialshouldbelabelledwithspecies(e.g CcircharhinusbrevipinnaasC. brevipinna), date(year),samplingsite andvialnumber(as thevialnumberinForm2).
Example:
Species :C.brevipinna Year: 2013= 13 Samplingsite: Kuantan Samplenumber : 01 Code: Cb/13/KTN/01
Proceedtostep 3forsharksandstep4 forray.
3.Measuringandspecimenlabel forsharks
3a.Takepicture ofthe specimenwithscaleand tag.Proceedtostep5
4-Measuring andspecimenlabelforrays
4a.Takepictureofbothsurfacesofthesped with scaleandtag.Proceed tostep6.
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5.Weightforshark
5a. Weigh thespecimenandrecordinForm 1.
5b. Measuretotallengthofthespecimen and recordinForm 1.
5c. Wipe ihesamplefishwith tissuepaper.
Proceedtonumber7.
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6.Weightand measurement
6a. Weighthespecimenand recordinForm 1.
6b. Measuretotallength/disclength/discwidth ofthespecimen andrecordinForm 1.
6c. Wipethesamplefishwithtissuepaper.
Proceedtonumber7.
7. Wash forcepand scissors withcleanwater andthenwipewithtissuepaper.
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! 8. Washforcep andscissorswith95%ethanol.
9. Burn scissorsand forcep for sterilization.
Note: Never touchthe edgesofsterilized tools.
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10. Cutapproximately30mgofpelvicfinofthe fish. Please avoid any contamination.
Proceedtonumber 12forthesharkspecies.
11. Cutapproximately30mgofpelvicfinofthe fish.Pleaseavoidanycontamination.
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12. Immediately,byusingforcep,placethecut tissueintoavial thatcontainedpreservation buffer.
Note: Always handle the tissue using sterilizedtools toavoidcontamination.
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13. Screwthevialcapthevialtightlyandplace inasafecontainer.
14. Sterilize the scissors andforceps before takingtissuesamplefromthenextspecimen:
Repeatsteps 1 to 14foreach sample.
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References
AbuTalib,A.,NoomlAzliana,J. &Wahidah,M.A. (2013).StandardOperatingProcedure forTissueSampleCollectionandPreservation.SEAEDEC/MFRDMD/SP/21.
Steinke,D.& Hanner,R.(2011).TheFISH-BOLCollaborators’Protocol.Mitochondrial DNA,22(S1): 10-14.
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APPENDIXI FORM1
TissueCollectionForm
SoutheastAsianFisheriesDevelopmentCenter
MarineFisheryResourcesDevelopmentandManagementDepartment TISSUECOLLECTIONFORMFORSHARKSANDRAYS Collector⑻
Samplingdate Samplingmethod Samplingsite Longitude/Latitude Commonname Scientificname Identifier
Weight Kg
TotalLength(TL) Cm
DiscLength(DL) Cm
DiscWidth(DW) Cm
Sex Male/Female/Unidentified Lifestage Juvenile/Adult/Unidentified Remarks
Forlaboratoryuse only:
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1/2/3/4/5 Sampleno.
Tissuecollection date
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APPENDIXH FlowChartforTissueSampleCollection Procedure
START
(Fish samplingatfishlandingport/site) SAMPLECOLLECTED&
SPECIESIDENTIFICATION
FILLUPFORM 1
PUTSAMPLESIN ICEBOX
(Tissuesamplecuttingand preservation) SENDTOLAB
OR
KEEP IN REFRIGERATOR
-20 °C RECORDALLTHE
INFORMATIONINFORM 1
TAKE PICTURE OF EACH SPECIMEN BOTH SURFACE (FOR RAY ONLY) WITH SCALE & TAG
WEIGHT, MEASURE EACH OF FISH AND RECORD INTO FORM 1
WASH FORCEP WITH CLEAR WATER WIPE FISH WITH
TISSUE PAPER WASH FORCEP WITH
95% ETHANOL
CUTTISSUEOF
BURNFORCEP FISH
PLACETISSUEINLABELLEDVIAL WITHFORCEP
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