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Harnessing Marine Bacterial Lipopeptides for Sustainable Disease Management in Open Sea Cage Aquaculture

2025-09-12

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The open ocean cage aquaculture system is facing considerable challenges with disease outbreaks resulting from over-farming and the rise of resistance to antimicrobial treatment. Although antibiotics can deal with some health issues, they have other implications for the environment, so more judicious options are warranted. Lipopeptides, which are a compound that can be produced by marine bacteria such as Bacillus...

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Literature Corpus work: dc4d51ab-fa86-5cd7-867b-b2e287822501
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202509.1096.v1

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