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Posts Tagged ‘sea bass’

Managing health risks in Mediterranean aquaculture’s least-controllable environment

By Carly Feeks | September 6, 2023 | 0
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The consolidation of Mediterranean aquaculture is standardizing production practices in the region and leading to better biosecurity management, but growing out fish in the unforgiving environment at sea poses the sort of challenge that demands realistic, practical solutions.

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Helping Mediterranean fish farmers quickly identify disease issues

By Carly Feeks | May 30, 2023 | 0
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An interview with Emre Berke, DVM, PhD, field technical support associate for PHARMAQ.

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Revealing farmed sea bream’s diverse microbiome could aid health improvements

By Carly Feeks | October 28, 2022 | 0
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The microbiome of gilthead seabream farmed in the Mediterranean appears to be very distinct from that of their surrounding environment — offering new insight which may help in managing health issues associated with the species.

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Diversity of sea bass pathogen strains highlights challenge in Mediterranean aquaculture

By Carly Feeks | June 29, 2022 | 0
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A new study analyzing three strains of the bacterium Vibrio harveyi found among farmed sea bass in the Mediterranean has underlined the diversity of the pathogen, which poses a severe threat to the region’s aquaculture.

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Sea bass immunity to parasitic disease could lead to new treatments

By Carly Feeks | March 18, 2022 | 0
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No effective licensed therapies exist against amyloodiniosis, a disease of fish species caused by Amyloodinium ocellatum (AO) ectoparasites. However, new research has shown that European sea bass (ESB) can develop specific immunity to the disease, which could in turn lead to the development of vaccines.

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