Abstract:This study aims to undertake hydroxyl (.OH) radical-based preliminary investigations with a view to utilising seawater as a viable alternative to freshwater for the treatment of amoebic gill disease (AGD) in aquaculture industries. The study presents in vitro viability studies of clonal amoebae species to examine the effects of .OH radicals on both parasites and hosts. The study also assesses the toxicity to Chinook salmon cell lines (CHSE-214) in freshwater and 35 ppt seawater via continuous dosing of 35 mM .… Show more
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