Studies on Control of Gliding Bacterial Disease by Immersion--vaccination

The aim of this study is to control gliding bacterial disease of marine fish. For this purpose, the following experiments were performed. In the first part of this article, "stamp injection" using an injector designed for human BCG vaccination was examined to establish highly-reproducible and efficient challenge method with the pathogen that was necessary to evaluate effect of vaccination. In the next part, formalin-killed cells (FKCs) were developed from the pathogen T. maritimum, and their efficacies as vaccines were examined in red sea bream Pagrus major and Japanese flounderParalichthys olivaceus. In the last part, the field isolates of Tenacibaculum from diseased fish were studied comparatively by experimental infection and taxonomic characterization.本論文は近畿大学課程博士論文である。学位の種類：農学 学位授与年月日：平成19年3月22日 主査：熊井, 英水 教授 報告番号：甲第821号 学内授与番号：農第103号 NDL書誌ID： 00000880906