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Molecular characterization and pathogenicity assessment of bacteria causing infectious diseases in cage-farmed fish in the Lake Victoria

2025-03-03

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Despite government initiatives in East African countries promoting cage fish farming to compensate for income losses from declining capture fisheries, disease-related mortalities have become a major challenge, causing significant economic losses for farmers. Due to inadequate screening of pathogens causing these mortalities, farmers have been left to rely on guesswork, frequently using treatments that are either i...

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69711a89-8f2e-55eb-9868-8201df52241f
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10.1101/2025.03.02.641053
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