Reviews in Aquaculture,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(4), P. 1421 - 1451
Published: Feb. 24, 2023
Abstract
With
the
rapid
growth
of
aquaculture
production
since
1980s,
there
has
been
a
concomitant
increase
in
disease
outbreaks.
The
injudicious
and/or
incorrect
use
antimicrobial
agents
against
diseases
farmed
aquatic
species
poses
considerable
threat
to
development
and
successful
sustainable
industry.
An
resistance
(AMR)
is
an
important
consequence,
resulting
difficulty
treating
common
bacterial
populations
organisms,
combined
with
presence
antibiotic
residues
food
fish
their
products,
leading
import
refusals
negative
impacts
on
international
trade.
To
reduce
frequency
AMR,
good
effective
biosecurity
practices
should
include
prudent
responsible
antibiotics
also
consider
alternatives
antibiotics,
addition
prevention
management.
This
article
reviews
literature
discussing
scope
problem
pertaining
use,
emergence
AMR
discuss
viable
(e.g.,
vaccination,
bacteriophages,
quorum
quenching,
probiotics
prebiotics,
chicken
egg
yolk
antibody
medicinal
plant
derivative).
We
lessons
learnt,
from
specific
case
studies
such
as
vaccination
salmon
Norway
‘specific
pathogen‐free’
seed—as
primary
essential
part
strategy.
Frontiers in Marine Science,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
9
Published: May 6, 2022
The
farming
of
decapod
crustaceans
is
a
key
economic
driver
in
many
countries,
with
production
reaching
around
9.4
million
tonnes
(USD
69.3
billion)
2018.
These
efforts
are
currently
dominated
by
the
Pacific
whiteleg
shrimp,
Penaeus
vannamei
,
which
translates
into
approximately
167
billion
farmed
P.
being
harvested
annually.
Further
growth
expected
future
and
hence
need
for
more
research
its
health
welfare
required.
Herein,
from
an
extensive
survey
available
literature,
we
scrutinise
practices
challenges
associated
animal-centric
perspective
(1),
propose
potential
indicators
(2)
critically
review
current
scientific
evidence
sentience
penaeid
shrimp
among
other
commercially
important
decapods
(3),
since
it
plausible
that
near
not
only
largest,
but
fact
all
will
receive
protection.
This
highlights
despite
wide
knowledge
on
crustacean
stress
physiology
immunology
as
well
disease
control,
still
little
known
about
some
parameters
related
to
five
dimensions.
We
recommend
further
should
focus
developing
systematic
integrated
assessment
encompassing
different
aspects
life
cycle
up
slaughter.
Furthermore,
direct
indirect
species-specific
operational
be
developed
farmed,
similar
ones
suggested
this
.
Microbiology Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(3), P. 918 - 947
Published: July 25, 2023
The
effect
of
climate
change
on
flora
and
fauna
has
been
widely
discussed
for
years.
However,
its
consequences
microorganisms
are
generally
poorly
considered.
main
microbiota
is
related
to
biodiversity
changes
in
different
regions
the
planet,
mainly
due
variations
temperature.
These
alterations
resulting
a
worldwide
(re)distribution
pathogens,
which
was
not
considered
few
years
ago.
They
affect
food
chain
sectors
(such
as
agriculture,
livestock
fishing),
well
human
health.
Hence,
spread
numerous
animal
plant
pathogens
observed
recent
from
south
north
(especially
America,
Europe
Asia),
leading
diseases,
results
economic
ecological
losses.
In
addition,
global
warming
that
accompanies
could
also
be
emerging
antibiotic
resistance.
mitigation
goes
hand
with
microorganisms,
can
help
us
through
natural
industrial
processes.
Thus,
this
manuscript
presents
direct
indirect
effects
described
up
date
how
they
act
phenomenon.
BMC Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: Feb. 20, 2025
An
increase
in
wastewater
rejection
and
rising
seawater
temperature
are
the
two
main
causes
of
spreading
pathogenic
bacteria
ocean
that
present
a
risk
to
health
marine
organisms,
i.e.,
corals.
Deciphering
infectious
mechanism
is
interest
better
disease
management.
The
quantity
infecting
as
well
method
pathogen
administration
an
important
parameter
studying
host-pathogen
interactions.
In
this
study,
we
have
tested
models
infection
(bathing
or
injection)
Exaiptasia
diaphana
(E.
diaphana)
with
clinically
isolated
strain
Vibrio
parahaemolyticus
expressing
constitutively
Green
Fluorescent
Protein
(Vp-GFP).
We
followed
Vp-GFP
dissemination
over
time
confocal
microscopy
at
6,
24,
30
h.
During
early
infection,
were
observed
adhering
ectoderm
both
methods.
later
stages
lost
from
appeared
gastroderm.
Compared
bathing,
injection
was
supposed
provide
control
introduced
inside
animal.
However,
induced
stress
response
contraction
thus
making
it
impossible
number
bacteria.
conclusion,
recommended
using
bathing
technique
closer
route
found
environment
and,
moreover,
did
not
cause
injury
also
demonstrated,
by
Vp-GFP,
could
track
different
tissues
E.
quantify
them
whole
animal,
opening
technical
approach
for
developing
new
strategies
fight
disease.
Frontiers in Marine Science,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
8
Published: Jan. 14, 2022
While
most
crab
production
for
human
consumption
worldwide
comes
from
capture
fisheries,
there
is
increasing
of
selected
species
using
aquaculture-based
methods.
This
both
the
purpose
stock
replacement
and
direct
yield
consumption.
Disease
has
limited
ability
to
produce
larval
crabs
in
commercial
hatcheries
this
together
with
suitable
feeds,
are
major
hurdles
sustainable
development
cultivation
Juvenile
adult
also
subject
a
range
diseases
that
can
cause
severe
economic
loss.
Emerging
pathogens/parasites
importance
aquaculture
as
they
high
levels
mortality
difficult
control.
Diseases
caused
by
viruses
bacteria
receive
considerable
attention
but
dinoflagellate
parasites,
Hematodinium
spp.,
warrant
concern
because
their
wide
host
lack
control
methods
limit
spread.
concise
review
examines
emerging
several
have
been
candidates
efforts
including
Chinese
mitten
(
Eriocheir
sinensis
),
mud
Scylla
spp.),
swimming
Portunus
blue
Callinectes
sapidus
)
shore
Carcinus
maenas
).
The
latter
prolific
invasive
known
harbour
diverse
macro-
micro-parasites
affect
commercially
important
bivalves
crustaceans.
