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(redirected from Infectious salmon anemia)

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Both industries suffered enormous losses from disease outbreaks like infectious salmon anemia and Taura syndrome in shrimp.
Open aquaculture: are fish farmers solving their own problems? by Woodard, Colin / E
This decline followed a period of fallowing, which in turn followed widespread culling to control the outbreak of infectious salmon anemia of 1998-99 (22,4).
Infectious pancreatic necrosis virus in Scottish Atlantic salmon ... by Bruno, David W. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Advanced BioNutrition (ABN), a leader in developing products to promote health and control disease in the fields of aquaculture and agriculture, announced that it has been awarded $190,000 in funding from the Saltonstall-Kennedy (S-K) Grant Program for a study entitled "Novel Oral Vaccine for Infectious Salmon Anemia.
ABN Receives Saltonstall-Kennedy Grant to Develop Novel Platform ... by Business Wire
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