Microplastics and BPA Quietly Rewire Fish Immunity, Raising Viral Disease Risk in Aquaculture
An editorial in Advanced Biotechnology argues that microplastics and bisphenol A reprogram the immune and antioxidant defenses of farmed fish ...
An editorial in Advanced Biotechnology argues that microplastics and bisphenol A reprogram the immune and antioxidant defenses of farmed fish ...
A year-long study of Mediterranean mussels in the Adriatic Sea shows that the gill microbiome is distinct from surrounding seawater ...
A four-week experiment shows that maintaining biofloc volume at 2 to 5 milliliters per liter significantly improves survival, feed efficiency ...
A multi-omics study shows that supplementing grass carp feed with macroalgae, especially Sargassum hemiphyllum, enriches gut Shewanella bacteria that enhance ...
A new review details how biofloc technology converts toxic nitrogen waste into protein-rich microbial feed, lowering costs, water use, and ...
A repeated-exposure study finds adult zebrafish tolerate less than 1 mg/L of un-ionized ammonia under low-oxygen conditions, with playing, feeding ...
A multi-omics study of Chu's croaker shows that intermittent fasting sustains intestinal health and growth in farmed fish, while continuous ...
A new review in Stress Biology synthesizes how penaeid shrimp such as Litopenaeus vannamei and Penaeus monodon sense and survive ...
A new study of mainland Tanzania's seaweed industry finds that rising production has not translated into better livelihoods for the ...
A hybrid experimental, CFD-DEM, and neural network framework quantifies how fish feed pellets break during suction pneumatic conveying and identifies ...
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