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IMMUNOLOGICAL STUDIES ON AMMONIA CONTROL IN CULTURED SEABASS [PDF]
The present study is to investigate the immunological effects of different sub-lethal concentrations of ammonia and trails to control these levels on immunological response by using different protexin probiotic concentrations (Enterococcus faecium ...
KHALIL R.H. +2 more
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The Gram-negative bacterium A. salmonicida is the causal agent of furunculosis and used to be one of the most loss-causing bacterial infections in the salmonid aquaculture industry with a mortality rate of about 90% until the 1990s, when an inactivated ...
Jeong In Yang +8 more
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EFFICACY AND PHARMACOKINETICS OF KANAMYCIN IN PSEUDOMONAS ELUORESCENS INFECTED CLARIAS LAZERA FISH [PDF]
Efficacy and pharmacokinetics of kanamycin were Studied in P. fluorescens infected Clarias lazera (Nile catfish). The clinical sings of P.fluorescens infection started after 12-24 hours post intraperitoneal inoculation.
AMER M. +3 more
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Fish diseases in Thailand: Status and problems [PDF]
In Thailand, there are several species cultured and systems of freshwater and marine aquaculture. However, improper management and lack of government control on the area and number of ponds contribute to the deterioration of the environment.
Sreevatana, Wasan
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An overview on understanding the major bacterial fish diseases in freshwater salmonids
Exhaustive work on bacterial fish diseases provides a significant knowledge about the influence of bacterial infections in economically noteworthy freshwater fish species farmed around the world.
Imtiaz Ahmed +2 more
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The aquaculture industry is suffering from significant financial setbacks due to an increasing frequency of disease outbreaks, posing a threat to the sector’s sustainability.
M. Elgendy +5 more
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Aquaculture is now the main source of seafood in human diets and is one of its fastest‐growing industries worldwide. However, the industry is facing several difficulties, including infectious diseases, the most significant limiting factor for aquaculture
Sk Injamamul Islam +2 more
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Phenotypic variation is suggested to facilitate the persistence of environmentally growing pathogens under environmental change. Here, we hypothesized that the intensive farming environment induces higher phenotypic variation in microbial pathogens than ...
Katja Pulkkinen +4 more
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Dust and endotoxin exposure was measured in the Spring and Autumn in 96 veterinary practitioners, subdivided in four professional groups ((predominantly working with either swine, cattle, poultry, or companion animals). Furthermore, peak expiratory flow (PEF) variability was measured four times a day over a week in Spring and Autumn in order to detect ...
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Effective disease management and mitigation strategies for fish diseases depend on timely and accurate diagnosis. In recent years, artificial intelligence methods—classification algorithms in particular—have become effective instruments for automating ...
Abdullah Al Maruf +5 more
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