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Use of environmental DNA (eDNA) and water quality data to predict protozoan parasites outbreaks in fish farms

2017-10-01

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Globally, disease accounts for around 40% of lost aquaculture production. Commonly, disease occurs due to an inability of farm managers to accurately quantify disease risk due to the abundance of the pathogenic agent in their production systems, along with a poor understanding of how outbreaks are linked to changes in water quality parameters. Environmental DNA (eDNA) sampling methodology associated with molecular...

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10.1016/j.aquaculture.2017.06.021
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