Automobilschwingungslehre

Wedemeyer, Ernst August

doi:10.1007/978-3-663-07100-6

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“…Nevertheless, there appears to be good evidence that stress does influence the ability of fish to withstand unfavourabk environmental impacts of various kinds (Bonga 1997). These include escaping predators (Wedemeyer andGoodyear 1984, Olla et al 1995). susceptibility to a range of pathogens such as bacteria to viruses and fungi and effects upon reproductive capacity (Foo and Lam 1993).…”

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Genetics and disease resistance in aquaculture

Beardmore

McConnell

1998

J Appl Ichthyol

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Disease in aquaculture is a significant problem especially in intensive culture systems. Relatively little effort in combating disease has been expended in developing genetically resistant strains. Nevertheless, the experience available from economically important terrestrial species, the need to use environmentally friendly or neutral production systems and the impressive range of genetic technologies available, combine to suggest that genetic approaches to disease resistance (combined with appropriate husbandry) represent the most effective and attractive way forward.

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