13 research outputs found
Aquatic animal health: exotic disease training manual
Get PDFThis exotic disease training manual has been prepared for students of Australian tertiary institutions studying veterinary science, aquatic health, fish biology and aquaculture. It is envisaged that it will be used by students and staff involved in teaching some aspects of diseases of aquatic animals and focuses on reportable diseases of aquatic animals that are exotic to Australia. The main aim of the manual is to provide information that is likely to be most relevant to veterinarians and aquatic health specialists. Epidemiological information and disease control methods are the main focus of the manual
An in Vitro Study of the Effect of Picolinic Acid on Metal Translocation across Lipid Bilayers
No full textMolecular diagnostic tests to detect epizootic ulcerative syndrome (Aphanomyces invadans) and crayfish plague (Aphanomyces astaci)
No full textEffect of heavy metal emission on the immune response of sheep with experimental fasciolosis
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Pineal-gonadal relationship in the teleost Channa punctatus (Bloch): Evidence for possible involvement of hypothalamic serotonergic system
No full textGrowth and predictive model of Bacillus cereus on blanched spinach with or without seasoning at various temperatures
No full textInterrelationships between gill chloride cell morphology and calcium uptake in freshwater teleosts
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Keeping Up with the Sun: Revitalizing Isthmus Zapotec and Ancestral Practices through Cellphilms
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