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First, AASFs directly provide DHA+EPA, which may improve brain function and reduce the incidence of heart disease and certain types of cancer5,6. Second, AASFs displace the consumption of more harmful animal-source foods—such as red and processed meats (Fig. 2, Extended Data Figs. 2–4,...
Fish turn out to be great models for human disease. And really understanding the continuity and the connection between fish structures and our own becomes actually increasingly important as we begin to leverage an understanding of the molecular biology, the developmental biology, and the physiology ...
We dem- onstrate how the diversity of sexual systems exhib- ited by aquatic animals provide powerful models for examining how sex might structure host microbiotas and vice versa. We also discuss the strengths that aquatic animal systems offer when it comes to study- ing the intersection ...
of infectious diseases resulting in devastating losses. Massive amounts of antibiotics have been used to sustain aquaculture production. This has led to the critical need to evaluate the impact of current control measures and optimize disease management schemes with an emphasis on global impact and ...
The widespread use of antibiotics since 1930s for the treatment and prevention of bacterial infections both in medical applications and animal husbandry has stimulated bacterial evolution and resulted in the emergence of antimicrobial resistance, which has led to the decrease of the effectiveness of ...
Methods developed for terrestrial livestock diseases (e.g. risk-based surveillance) could improve the capacity of aquatic animal surveillance systems to detect disease incursions and emergence. The study of disease in wild populations presents many challenges and the judicious use of theoretical models ...
Aquatic animal models of human disease: Selected papers from the 6th conference Edited by Lynne A. Fieber - University of Miami Rosenstiel School, Division of Marine Biology and Fisheries, United States. E-mail address: LFieber@rsmas.miami.edu Pages 1-102 (June 2014) Downloa...
Aquatic Animal Models of Human Disease: Selected Papers and Recommendations from the 4th Conference, Durham, NC, USA, January 31-February 3, 2008 Utilization of finfish andaquatic invertebratesinbiomedical researchand as environmental sentinels has grown dramatically in recent decades. Likewise the aquacu...