Germline Stem Cell Transplantation Could Scale Up Genome Editing in Farmed Fish
A review argues that editing germline stem cells in culture and transplanting them into sterile surrogates could overcome the scalability ...
A review argues that editing germline stem cells in culture and transplanting them into sterile surrogates could overcome the scalability ...
A bacterial pathogen that attacks the gills of farmed fish may have met its match in an unexpected place: the ...
A 36-year satellite analysis of 361 active Scottish aquaculture sites finds that marine heatwave duration, cumulative intensity and severity are ...
A systematic review of 95 studies finds that crop and farming-system diversification in coastal Bangladesh is driven mainly by climate ...
A newly isolated lytic bacteriophage significantly reduced Vibrio parahaemolyticus on artificially contaminated fish muscle and skin in laboratory tests, suggesting ...
A new review finds that black soldier fly and yellow mealworm feed ingredients can reshape gut microbes and support intestinal ...
A new 20,361-SNP genotyping array combined with machine learning models predicts crude protein, fat, moisture, amino acid, and fatty acid ...
A 2025 review identifies fish gut microbiome engineering as a possible aquaculture tool, while emphasizing that benefits, safety and farm-scale ...
Deep in the freshwater systems of Hunan Province, China, a microscopic parasite has been quietly colonizing the intestinal wall of ...
An observational case report documents a farmed Chinese mitten crab with a typical female exterior and mature female gonads but ...
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