Two studies were designed to quantify the effect of water temperature and flow rate on the transmission potential of the important salmonid gill pathogen, Loma salmonae. Using survival analysis, increased water temperature and low flow rates were determined as risk factors for the transmission of microsporidial gill disease caused by L. salmonae in rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss. Fish were experimentally infected with L. salmonae via a cohabitation exposure model and monitored for the development of branchial xenomas. On any given day, fish held at 11degreesC and 15degreesC had a hazard ratio equal to 0.80 and 0.68, respectively, for the development of branchial xenomas compared with fish held at 19degreesC. From the flow rate trial, fis...
Four trials were performed to evaluate the effects of water temperature on critical aspects of L. sa...
Diseases are an integral part of the existence of all animals including both cultured and wild fish ...
The standard epidemic model was used as the basis for the estimation of the critical minimum thresho...
Loma salmonae causes microsporidial gill disease (MGD) in farmed Pacific salmonids, Oncorhynchus spp...
This study evaluated the regulatory effects of water temperature on the development of branchial xen...
Loma salmonae is an intracellular obligate parasite of farmed chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawtsch...
Loma salmonae, an economically important microsporidian parasite of farm-reared Pacific salmon, caus...
Previous studies have modelled the relationship between water temperature and the rate of sporulatio...
Two trials were designed to quantify the effect of feeding ratio and fish size on the cohabitation t...
Loma salmonae is a microsporidian parasite of salmonid fishes, which forms xenoparasitic complexes (...
Using gill tissue from chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) that contained mature xenomas laden...
Survival analysis techniques were used to compare experimental exposure methods of Loma salmonae (Mi...
Temperatures above 20 degrees C or below 9 degrees C interrupt the life cycle of the gill intracellu...
Loma salmonae is a common gill parasite of salmonids, and essentially all species in the genus Oncor...
abstract: Since it was first reported in 1987 at a hatchery in British Columbia, Loma salmonae has b...
Four trials were performed to evaluate the effects of water temperature on critical aspects of L. sa...
Diseases are an integral part of the existence of all animals including both cultured and wild fish ...
The standard epidemic model was used as the basis for the estimation of the critical minimum thresho...
Loma salmonae causes microsporidial gill disease (MGD) in farmed Pacific salmonids, Oncorhynchus spp...
This study evaluated the regulatory effects of water temperature on the development of branchial xen...
Loma salmonae is an intracellular obligate parasite of farmed chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawtsch...
Loma salmonae, an economically important microsporidian parasite of farm-reared Pacific salmon, caus...
Previous studies have modelled the relationship between water temperature and the rate of sporulatio...
Two trials were designed to quantify the effect of feeding ratio and fish size on the cohabitation t...
Loma salmonae is a microsporidian parasite of salmonid fishes, which forms xenoparasitic complexes (...
Using gill tissue from chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) that contained mature xenomas laden...
Survival analysis techniques were used to compare experimental exposure methods of Loma salmonae (Mi...
Temperatures above 20 degrees C or below 9 degrees C interrupt the life cycle of the gill intracellu...
Loma salmonae is a common gill parasite of salmonids, and essentially all species in the genus Oncor...
abstract: Since it was first reported in 1987 at a hatchery in British Columbia, Loma salmonae has b...
Four trials were performed to evaluate the effects of water temperature on critical aspects of L. sa...
Diseases are an integral part of the existence of all animals including both cultured and wild fish ...
The standard epidemic model was used as the basis for the estimation of the critical minimum thresho...