Tag: Aquaculture

A 30-day feeding trial in Brazil found that a dietary blend of prebiotic, probiotic, and organic acids altered enzyme activities ...

A Frontiers in Physiology perspective summarizes the Swiss Fish Welfare Symposium 2026, where researchers, veterinarians, regulators, and industry identified knowledge ...

A feeding trial in Ivory Coast found that Pediococcus acidilactici LB 137, a bacterium isolated from the Nile tilapia gut, ...

Researchers have cloned and characterized MniDmrt1B, a Dmrt-family gene in the oriental river prawn whose testis-dominant, male-biased expression and temperature ...

A new review outlines how peptidomics, the large-scale analysis of peptides, could help aquaculture develop sustainable feeds, reduce antibiotic use ...

Researchers have developed the first qPCR assay for detecting Streptococcus dysgalactiae in farmed fish, using a two-step melt curve to ...

A 90-day trial in India found that mud crabs reared in pump-operated submersible cages grew faster, survived at 100 percent ...

A spatial transcriptomic atlas of zebrafish muscle tissue identifies tnni2a.3 as a candidate gene associated with intermuscular bone formation, with ...

A critical narrative review finds vaccination and biosecurity are the only livestock alternatives with strong field-scale evidence for reducing antimicrobial ...

A scientometric analysis of 853 Scopus-indexed articles shows research on recirculating aquaculture systems and biofloc technology tripled between 2011 and ...

A marker used to breed Pacific oysters resistant to ostreid herpesvirus 1 showed no effect on survival after experimental exposure ...

Infectious disease outbreaks are among the most serious threats facing aquaculture, where fish share tanks and cages and water flow ...

A bibliometric analysis of 1,832 Scopus-indexed articles from 2020 to 2025 finds sustainability research on agri-food and aquaculture value chains ...

A 28-day controlled feeding trial found that black soldier fly larval meal can totally replace fishmeal in diets for Parachanna ...

Researchers sequenced a newly isolated Fusarium strain that caused fatal black-plaque disease in farmed Pacific whiteleg shrimp and identified candidate ...

A new review finds biofloc technology converts nitrogenous waste into microbial protein while improving fish growth, immunity and disease resistance.

A genomic selection study in Pacific white shrimp reports 32 to 39 percent higher prediction accuracy than pedigree methods and ...

A 90-day biofloc experiment in Bangladesh found that striped dwarf catfish stocked at 250 fish per cubic meter showed the ...

A comparative review finds Chile, Norway and Scotland operationalize farmed fish welfare very differently, and proposes an evidence-based regulatory framework ...

A new review chronicles six decades of marine invertebrate cell culture and the 2025 arrival of the first continuously proliferating ...