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Journal of Fish Diseases|May 23, 2009
PCR amplification and sequence analysis of the major capsid protein gene of megalocytiviruses isolated in TaiwanC S Wang, S Y Chao, C C Ku, et al.Journal of Fish Diseases|May 23, 2009
The influence of risk factors on the abundance, egg laying habits and impact of Argulus foliaceus in stillwater trout fisheriesN G H Taylor, R Wootten, C SommervilleJournal of Fish Diseases|May 30, 2009
A simple non-enzymatic method for the preparation of white spot syndrome virus (WSSV) DNA from the haemolymph of Marsupenaeus japonicus using FTA matrix cardsR Sudhakaran, T Mekata, T Kono, et al.Journal of Fish Diseases|May 30, 2009
Virus-like particles associated with brown muscle disease in Manila clam, Ruditapes philippinarum, in Arcachon Bay (France)C Dang, P Gonzalez, N Mesmer-Dudons, et al.Journal of Fish Diseases|June 3, 2009
Infectious haematopoietic necrosis virus genogroup-specific virulence mechanisms in sockeye salmon, Oncorhynchus nerka (Walbaum), from Redfish Lake, IdahoM K Purcell, K A Garver, C Conway, et al.Journal of Fish Diseases|June 4, 2009
Soybean meal alters autochthonous microbial populations, microvilli morphology and compromises intestinal enterocyte integrity of rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss (Walbaum)D L Merrifield, A Dimitroglou, G Bradley, et al.Journal of Fish Diseases|June 9, 2009
The effect of hyperoxygenation and reduced flow in fresh water and subsequent infectious pancreatic necrosis virus challenge in sea water, on the intestinal barrier integrity in Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar LH Sundh, R-E Olsen, F Fridell, et al.Journal of Fish Diseases|June 9, 2009
Development of a multiplex PCR assay for Photobacterium damselae subsp. piscicida identification in fish samplesG Amagliani, E Omiccioli, F Andreoni, et al.Journal of Fish Diseases|June 9, 2009
Tetrahymena sp. infection in guppies, Poecilia reticulata Peters: parasite characterization and pathology of infected fishM P Leibowitz, D ZilbergJournal of Fish Diseases|June 12, 2009
Lymphocystis disease virus persists in the epidermal tissues of olive flounder, Paralichthys olivaceus (Temminch & Schlegel), at low temperaturesM Hossain, S-R Kim, S-I Kitamura, et al.Pageof 267