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Evaluating Pseudomonas monteilii JK-1 as an in-feed probiotic: Enhancing growth, immune-antioxidant, disease resistance and modulating gut microflora composition in grass carp (Ctenopharyngodon idella)

2024-05-01

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Host-derived probiotics are microorganisms sourced from the host's gut environment, aimed at enhancing growth and overall health. Given the increasing stringency in the regulation of antibiotics within animal production, the adoption of in-feed probiotics has emerged as a compelling antibiotic alternative in aquaculture. Here, we investigate the impact of Pseudomonas monteilii JK-1 on the growth performance and di...

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10.1016/j.aquaculture.2024.740715
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