| Plenary Lectures | |
| SESSION 1. | BACTERIOLOGY I: Molecular Aspects |
| SESSION 2. | EMERGING DISEASES I |
| SESSION 3. | IMMUNOLOGY I: Salmonids |
| SESSION 4. | PARASITOLOGY I: Myxozoa |
| SPECIAL SESSION 1: | INFECTIONS IN ESTUARINE FISHES / HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS |
| SESSION 5. | PARASITOLOGY II: Perkinsus, Part 1 |
| SESSION 6. | PROPHYLAXIS / BIOLOGICAL CONTROL / NATURAL TREATMENTS |
| SESSION 7. | VIROLOGY I: Salmonids and Sturgeons |
| SPECIAL SESSION 2: | INTEGRATED MONITORING OF DISEASE, MORTALITY AND THE ENVIRONMENT: DEVELOPMENT OF A GLOBAL DATABASE |
| SESSION 8. | PARASITOLOGY III: Helminths |
| SESSION 9. | VACCINES |
| SESSION 10. | HUMAN HEALTH AND ZOONOSES |
| Plenary Lectures | |
| SESSION 11. | EMERGING DISEASES II: Bacteria |
| SESSION 12. | EMERGING DISEASES III: Viruses |
| SESSION 13. | IMMUNOLOGY II: Tilapia and Catfish |
| SESSION 14. | PARASITOLOGY IV: Ciliates, Dinoflagellates, Flagellates |
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| SPECIAL SESSION 3: | THE USE OF ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES IN AQUATIC HEALTH MANAGEMENT |
| SESSION 15. | NUTRITION |
| SESSION 16. | EMERGING DISEASES IV: Parasites |
| SESSION 17. | BACTERIOLOGY II: Virulence |
| SESSION 18. | PARASITOLOGY V: Perkinsus, Part 2 |
| SESSION 19. | VIROLOGY II: Invertebrates, Fish, Cetaceans |
| Plenary Lectures | |
| SPECIAL SESSION 4: | NEOPLASIA, CARCINOGENESIS, FIBROPAPILLOMATOSIS |
| SESSION 20. | IMMUNOLOGY III: Invertebrates, Fish, and Marine Mammals |
| SESSION 21. | LEGISLATION |
| SESSION 22. | PARASITOLOGY VI: Infections in Crabs and Fish |
| SESSION 23. | IMMUNOLOGY IV:Salmonids and Marine Fish |
| SESSION 24. | BACTERIOLOGY III |
| SESSION 25. | PARASITIOLOGY VII: Infections in Shellfish and Gastropods |
| SESSION 26. | TOXICOLOGY |
| SESSION 27. | PARASITOLOGY VIII: Apicomplexa, Microsporidia, Myxozoa |
| SESSION 28. | CLINICAL INVESTIGATIONS AND PATHOGENESIS |
| SESSION 29. | TREATMENTS |
| SPECIAL SESSION 5: | INFECTIONS IN ESTUARINE FISHES / HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS |
| Plenary
Lectures 9:00 - 10:30 |
| Impact of Environmental Changes on Aquatic Animal Health | |
| Judith Zelikoff, NYU School of Medicine, Tuxedo, NY, USA | |
| Harmful Algal Blooms and Their Effects on Marine and Estuarine Animals | |
| Jan Landsberg, Florida Department of Environmental Protection, St. Petersburg, FL, USA & Sandra Shumway, Southampton College, Long Island University, NY, USA and | |
| Mass Mortalities of Marine Mammals | |
| Joseph Geraci and VJ Lounsbury, National Aquarium in Baltimore, USA | |
11:00 - 12:45 Concurrent Oral Presentations
| SESSION I. BACTERIOLOGY I: Molecular Aspects |
| S1-1 | Genomic Subtyping of Edwardsiella ictaluri Isolated From Diseased Channel Catfish by Arbitrarily Primed Polymerase Chain Reaction |
| ooooooooooooJA Bader*, CA Shoemaker, PH Klesius, MA Connolly, and JM Barbaree | |
| S1-2 | Sequencing and Molecular Analysis of Edwardsiella ictaluri plasmids |
| ooooooooooooDH Fernandez* and RL Thune | |
| S1-3 | Comparative Analysis of Flexibacter, Flavobacter, and Cytophaga Species of Bacteria Isolated From Rainbow Trout |
| ooooooooooooSE LaPatra*, R Walker, AW Morton, and JM Groff | |
| S1-4 | Characterization of Danish Flavobacterium psychrophilium Strains Isolated from Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) by Ribotyping and Plasmid Profiles |
| ooooooooooooL Madsen* and I Dalsgaard | |
| S1-5 | Accuracy of the AQUAEIA Kit (Bionor AS) for the Detection of the Pasteurellosis Agent in Diseased and Carrier Fish |
| ooooooooooooF Lores, B Magarinos, CR Osorio, AE Toranzo, and JL Romalde* | |
| S1-6 | PCR-Based Detection of Fish Pasteurellosis |
| ooooooooooooCR Osorio, JL Romalde*, JL Barja, MD Collins, and AE Toranzo | |
| S1-7 | Characterization of Streptococcus iniae From Cultured Fish by Pulsed-Field Gel Electrophoresis |
| ooooooooooooCA Shoemaker* and PH Klesius | |
| SESSION 2. EMERGING DISEASES I | [TOP] |
| S2-1 | Overview of Emerging Diseases in Coral Reef Ecosystems of the World |
| ooooooooooooEC Peters* and DL Santavy | |
| S2-2 | Brucellosis in Harbor Seals (Phoca vitulina richardsii) and Sea Lions (Zalophus californianus) From Puget Sound, Washington, USA: Evidence of Transmission Through Infected Parafilaroides sp. Lungworms |
| ooooooooooooMM Garner*, DM Lambourn, SJ Jeffries, PB Hall, JC Rhyan, DR Ewalt, LM Polzin and NF Cheville | |
| S2-3 | Cardiomyopathy Syndrome in Scotland: Investigations into a Disease of Concern |
| ooooooooooooHD Rodger*, T Turnbull, and M Bonniwell | |
| S2-4 | The Epidemiology and Dynamics of Shell Disease in the Edible Crab, Cancer pagurus (L). |
| ooooooooooooCL Vogan*, PJ Llewellyn, and AF Rowley | |
| S2-5 | Tumors of Gray Snapper (Mangrove Snapper) in the Florida Keys (Dry Tortugas to Biscayne Bay) |
| ooooooooooooRM Werner*, GR Stanton, MC Schmale, and J Bernstein | |
| S2-6 | An Outbreak of Spondylolisthesis (Vertebral Dorsal Osteochondrosis) in an Alligator, Caiman croccodilus, Farm in Closed Environment |
| ooooooooooooV Bermudez*, I Pineda, J Moreno, M Rossini and G Gaarcian | |
| S2-7 | Leukaemia in Salmon Culture in Chile |
| ooooooooooooVR Enriquez*, M Monrás, JP Núñez, M Soto, D Suárez and VL Cubilos | |
| SESSION 3. IMMUNOLOGY I: Salmonids | [TOP] |
| S3-1 | Stimulation of Rainbow Trout Immune Cells with Oligodeoxynucleotides Bearing CpG Motifs |
| ooooooooooooJ Heppell* , J Sanchez-Dardon , AM Krieg, and HL Davis | |
| S3-2 | The Type 1 Interferon Response in Salmonids |
| ooooooooooooMC Johnson*, CH Kim, K Suzuki, and JC Leong | |
| S3-3 | Trout IgM Assembly Processes Yield Multiple Structural Forms |
| ooooooooooooSL Kaattari*, DA Evans, and JV Klemer | |
| S3-4 | Analysis of Anti-IHNV Antibodies from Thymectomized and Sham Thymectomized Rainbow Trout Using Rotofor Isoelectric Focusing |
| ooooooooooooJV Klemer*, SE LaPatra, and SL Kaattari | |
| S3-5 | Analysis of CDR2 Regions of Antigen-Specific Trout Antibody Genes |
| ooooooooooooTD Lewis* and SL Kaattari | |
| S3-6 | Effect of VYS-2 and Glucan on Immune Response of Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) Immunosuppressed with T-2 Toxin |
| ooooooooooooNV Guseva and LA Ford* | |
| SESSION 4. PARASITOLOGY I: Myxozoa | [TOP] |
| S4-1 | Application of Ribosomal DNA Sequences to the Study of Myxosporean Parasites of the Genus Myxobolus |
| ooooooooooooKB Andree*, C Szekely, K Molnar, M El-Matbouli, TS McDowell, and RP Hedrick | |
| S4-2 | Whirling Disease: Detection of Early Development Stages of Myxobolus cerebralis in Fish and Oligochaete Hosts by In Situ Hybridization |
| ooooooooooooDB Antonio*, M El-Matbouli, TS McDowell, and RP Hedrick | |
| S4-3 | Laboratory Experiments on Some Exogenous Factors Influencing the Development of the Triactinomyxon Stages of Myxobolus cerebralis, the Causative Agent of Whirling Disease |
| ooooooooooooM El-Matbouli*, TS McDowell, and RP Hedrick | |
| S4-4 | Development of Molecular Markers to Identify Susceptible Oligochaete Hosts for Myxobobus cerebralis |
| ooooooooooooKA Beauchamp*, TS McDowell, RD Kathman, C Rasmussen, A Colwell, JR Winton, and RP Hedrick | |
| S4-5 | Host specificity of Myxobolus cerebralis Spores and Their Triactinomyxon Stage, the Causative Agent of Whirling Disease |
| ooooooooooooM El-Matbouli*, TS McDowell, and RS Hedrick | |
| S4-6 | The Case for Naming Actinosporeans |
| ooooooooooooRJG Lester*, SL Hallett and M EL-Matbouli | |
| S4-7 | Studies on Whirling Disease Prevention and Control |
| ooooooooooooJ Lifan and Z Wanghua (presented by J Ou*) | |
| S4-8 | Laboratory and Field Trials on the Efficacy of Fumagillin to Control Whirling Disease |
| ooooooooooooM El-Matbouli and RW Hoffman | |
2:00 - 3:30 Concurrent Special Session and Oral Presentations
| SPECIAL SESSION 1: INFECTIONS IN ESTUARINE FISHES / HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS | [TOP] |
| SS1-1 | Lesions Observed in Menhaden Collected During Fish Kills and During Other Collections in Tributaries of the Chesapeake Bay |
| ooooooooooooVS Blazer*, CL Densmore, E May, and W Volgelbein | |
| SS1-2 | The Role of Fungi in Menhaden Mortality: How to Narrow Epidemiological Searches |
| ooooooooooooMJ Dykstra and JF Levine | |
| SS1-3 | Mycobacteriosis in Striped Bass, Morone saxitalis, From Chesapeake Bay |
| ooooooooooooWK Vogelbein*, DE Zwerner, H Kator, M Rhodes, SI Kotob, and M Faisal | |
| SS1-4 | Pathogenic Amoebae Affecting Fish in Tidal Freshwater James River |
| ooooooooooooSR Webb*, BL Brown, SP McIninch and GC Garman | |
| SS1-5 | Molecular Approaches for the Detection and Identification of Parasitic and Toxic Dinoflagellates |
| ooooooooooooR Vasta, DW Coats, DK Stoecker , L Aishao , AC Wright, JAF Robledo and CA Coss | |
| SS1-6 | An Outbreak of Domoic Acid Toxicity in California Sea Lions off the Central California Coast |
| ooooooooooooFMD Gulland*, M Haulena, T Rowles, LJ Lowenstine, T Spraker, T Lipscomb, V Trainer, F Van Dolah and C Sholin | |
| SESSION 5. PARASITOLOGY II: Perkinsus, Part 1 | [TOP] |
| S5-1 | Identification of Carbohydrates on the Surface of Perkinsus marinus |
| ooooooooooooGD Brown* and M Faisal | |
| S5-2 | Relationships Between Land-Use Patterns and Dermo Disease in Oysters from Two South Carolina Estuaries |
| ooooooooooooD Bushek*, D White, D Porter, B Jones, J Keesee and D Edwards | |
| S5-3 | Acid Phosphatase and Superoxide Dismutase Activities in Different Strains of the Oyster Protozoan Parasite, Perkinsus marinus |
| ooooooooooooF-LE Chu*, S Armknecht, and AK Volety | |
| S5-4 | Use of Riboprinting in Discriminating between Perkinsus Species Isolates from the Chesapeake Bay |
| ooooooooooooGD Brown*, S Kotob and M Faisal | |
| S5-5 | Antibodies to the Protozoan Oyster Pathogen Perkinsus marinus (Apicomplexa) Bind to Some Dinoflagellates (Dynophyceae): Pragmatic and Phylogenetic Implications |
| ooooooooooooCF Dungan*, D Bushek, and AJ Lewitus | |
| S5-6 | Riboprinting and Sequence Analysis of the Small Subunit Ribosomal RNA Genes of Two Perkinsus spp. Isolates From the Softshell Clam, Mya arenaria |
| ooooooooooooSI Kotob*, SM McLaughlin, and M Faisal | |
| SESSION 6. PROPHYLAXIS/BIOLOGICAL CONTROL/NATURAL TREATMENTS | [TOP] |
| S6-1 | The Use of Natural Products in the Treatment of EUS (Enzootic Ulcerative Syndrome) |
| ooooooooooooRE Campbell*, JH Lilley, and RH Richards | |
| S6-2 | Inhibition of Fish Pathogenic Bacteria by Non-pathogenic Aquatic Bacteria: Development of a Probiotic Concept |
| ooooooooooooL Gram*, T Nielsen, B Spanggaard, and I Huber | |
| S6-3 | Immunostimulation by the Leaf Extract of the Indian Medicinal Plant, Ocimmum sanctum in Orechromis massambicus (Peters) |
| ooooooooooooDR Michael*, SM Logambal, S Venakatalakshmi and YV Viji | |
| S6-4 | Expression of an Insect Cecropin Gene in Channel Catfish |
| ooooooooooooQ Zhang*, TR Tiersch and RK Cooper | |
| S6-5 | Biological Method of Struggle against Diplostomoses in Fish Farm of Kazakhstan |
| ooooooooooooD Zhatkanbayeva | |
| S6-6 | Reduction in Artemia nauplii Mortality with the Use of a Probiotic Bacterium |
| ooooooooooooB Gomez-Gil*, A Roque, JF Turnbull, and V Inglis | |
| S6-7 | Probiotic Activity of Aeromonas media on the Pacific Oyster Crassostrea gigas when Challenged with Vibrio tubiashii |
| ooooooooooooLF Gibson | |
| SESSION 7. VIROLOGY I: Salmonids and Sturgeons | [TOP] |
| S7-1 | The Effect of Fish Density on the Survival of Rainbow Trout Fry During an Infectious Pancreatic Necrosis (IPN) Epidemic |
| ooooooooooooJ Bebak*, PE McAllister, R Boston, and G Smith | |
| S7-2 | Preservation of IHNV Infectivity on the Sediments |
| ooooooooooooT Kimura*, T Yoshinaka, M Yoshimizu, and Y Ezura | |
| S7-3 | Seasonal Variation in Prevalence of Infectious Pancreatic Necrosis (IPN) Virus in Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar) Broodstock |
| ooooooooooooK Ross and TS Hastings* | |
| S7-4 | Viral Diseases in Sturgeon: Challenges For a New Industry |
| ooooooooooooMA Adkison* and RP Hedrick | |
| S7-5 | Applications of Epidemiology in Aquaculture: Controlling White Sturgeon Viruses |
| ooooooooooooMP Georgiadis*, IA Gardner, TE Carpenter, WO Johnson, and RP Hedrick | |
| S7-6 | Adaptive Viral Disease Management Strategies for an Endangered Strain of White Sturgeon Acipenser transmontanus |
| ooooooooooooSE LaPatra*, S Ireland, JM Groff, and K Clemens | |
4:00 - 5:30 Concurrent Special Session and Oral Presentations
| SPECIAL SESSION 2: INTEGRATED MONITORING OF DISEASE, MORTALITY AND THE ENVIRONMENT: DEVELOPMENT OF A GLOBAL DATABASE | [TOP] |
| SESSION 8. PARASITOLOGY III: Helminths | [TOP] |
| S8-1 | Pathogenicity of an Exotic Heterophyid Trematodes Infecting the Gills of the Endangered Species Etheostoma fonticola (Fountain Darter) |
| ooooooooooooAJ Mitchell*, AE Goodwin, MJ Salmon, TM Brandt and DG Huffman | |
| S8-2 | The Potential for an Exotic Heterophyid Trematode to Invade and Cause Disease in Four Major Aquaculture Species |
| ooooooooooooAJ Mitchell*, AE Goodwin, MJ Salmon and TM Brandt | |
| S8-3 | Preliminary Integrated Study of the Effects of Cadmium and Ammonium on the Immunological and Histopathological Responses of Carp (Cyprinus carpio), Infected with Sanguinicola inermis |
| ooooooooooooP-MM Schuwerack*, D Hoole and JW Lewis | |
| S8-4 | Heavy Metal Bioaccumulation by Acanthocephalans Parasitizing Fish and Their Role in Environmental Impact Studies |
| ooooooooooooB Sures* and H Taraschewski | |
| S8-5 | Pathobiology Associated With the Acanthocephalan Southwellina hispida in the Alimentary Canal of Phalacrocorax carbo (Aves) |
| ooooooooooooB S Dezfuli*, S Capuano, M Manera, C Barbieri, and S Volponi | |
| S8-6 | Rodlet cells in Digestive Tract of Different Species of Fish and Their Relationship With Parasitic Helminths |
| ooooooooooooB S Dezfuli*, M Manera, S Capuano, and R Rossi | |
| SESSION 9. VACCINES | [TOP] |
| S9-1 | Development of Vaccines Against Bacterial Diseases in Salmonid Fishes Using DNA Immunization |
| ooooooooooooM Gomez-Chiarri*, MJ Mauel, SH Marshall, C Orrego and RP Levine | |
| S9-2 | The Expression of the Mx Protein and Vaccine Efficacy in Rainbow Trout |
| ooooooooooooCH Kim*, M Johnson, E Thomann, B Simon and JC Leong | |
| S9-3 | Development and Use of Vaccines for Fish Cultured in Warm-water |
| ooooooooooooPH Klesius*, CA Shoemaker, and JJ Evans | |
| S9-4 | Advances in Vaccine Development for Chilean Bacterial Diseases |
| ooooooooooooDB Powell*, RC Palm Jr, RM Brown, EA Greger and MP Pena | |
| S9-5 | Exposure of Goldfish Carrasius auratus (L) and Koi Cyprinus carpio (L) to Atypical Aeromonas salmonicida, a Causal Agent of Bacterial Ulcer Disease |
| ooooooooooooLE Swaim*, ML Landolt, and DB Powell | |
| S9-6 | Evaluation of A Live Attenuated Vaccine Against Edwardsiella ictaluri in Fry and Fingerling Channel Catfish |
| ooooooooooooRL Thune*, DH Fernandez and L Lumbard | |
| SESSION 10. HUMAN HEALTH AND ZOONOSES | [TOP] |
| S10-1 | Detection of Atypical Mycobacterium spp. in Fish and Man Using Immunohistochemistry, ELISA, PCR and in situ Hybridization |
| ooooooooooooA Adams*, KD Thompson, S Puttinaowarat, DJ Morris, T Somsin, W Knibb, and A Kolk | |
| S10-2 | Oral Mycoplasmal Infections in Pinnipeds |
| ooooooooooooLN Measures | |
| S10-3 | Aquacultural Hazards: A Chapter from the Textbook, Safety and Health in Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries |
| ooooooooooooRM Durborow | |
| S10-4 | An Investigation of the Self-Reported Occupational Health Concerns of Aquaculture Workers in the Northeast of Scotland |
| ooooooooooooK J Sharp | |
| S10-5 | Yo-Yo Diving on Scottish Salmon Farms |
| ooooooooooooSE Wilcock | |
| Plenary
Lectures 8:30 - 10:30 |
[TOP] |
| Emerging Crustacean Diseases | |
| Donald Lightner* and RM Redman, Department of Veterinary Science, University of Arizona, AZ, USA | |
| Emerging Molluscan Diseases | |
| Sharon McGladdery, Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Moncton, Canada | |
| Emerging Diseases of Fish | |
| Ronald Hedrick, School of Medicine and Epidemiology, University of California, Davis, CA, USA | |
| Parasitology: The Myxosporean-Actinosporean Connection | |
| Jerri Bartholomew, Department of Microbiology, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, USA | |
11:00 - 12:45 Concurrent Oral Presentations
| SESSION 11. EMERGING DISEASES II: Bacteria | [TOP] |
| S11-1 | Characterization of Vibrio viscosus (Moritella viscosa) and V. wodanis Associated with Winter Ulcers in Salmonids in Iceland, Norway and Scotland |
| ooooooooooooE Benediksdóttir*, L Verdonck, C Spröer, S Helgason and J Swings | |
| S11-2 | Recent Knowledge on the Taxonomy of Gram-Positive Cocci Pathogenic to Fish |
| ooooooooooooC Ghittino*, A Eldar, and RP Hedrick | |
| S11-3 | Comparison of Virulence of Piscirickettsia salmonis Isolates |
| ooooooooooooML House*, JL Bartholomew, JR Winton and JL Fryer | |
| S11-4 | Piscirickettsia salmonis Inactivation by Chlorine and Freshwater |
| ooooooooooooRC Palm Jr*, DB Powell, and MP Pena | |
| S11-5 | Entry Portal of Piscirickettsia salmonis in Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) |
| ooooooooooooPA Smith*, P Ojeda, P Pizarro, JR Contreras and JJ Larenas | |
| S11-6 | Aerobic Bacterial Flora Associated with Tropical Ornamental Fish Imported into Scotland |
| ooooooooooooRE Del Rio Rodriguez*, JF Turnbull, RH Richards, A Murray | |
| SESSION 12. EMERGING DISEASES III: Viruses | [TOP] |
| S12-1 | Report on the First Occurrence of Infectious Salmon Anaemia (ISA) in Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar) in Scotland, United Kingdom |
| ooooooooooooIR Bricknell, DW Bruno, C Cunningham, TS Hastings, AH McVicar, PD Munro, R Raynard and RM Stagg* | |
| S12-2 | First Identification of Infectious Salmonid Anaemia Virus (ISAV) in North America: Initial Isolation and Appraisal of Diagnostic Tests |
| ooooooooooooSG Griffiths, MD Cook*, KJ Melville, B McDonell and LA Hutchin | |
| S12-3 | Infectious Salmon Anaemia Virus: Pathology and Transmission in Fresh and Salt Water |
| ooooooooooooL Brown*, A MacKinnon, and H Ferguson | |
| S12-4 | Pathogenesis of White Spot Virus (WSV) in Penaeid Shrimps from South Carolina |
| ooooooooooooRM Krol*, WE Hawkins, RM Overstreet, KK Vijayan and JM Lotz | |
| S12-5 | Histopathology and Epizootiology of the North American Strain of Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia Virus in Pacific Herring in Prince William Sound, Alaska |
| ooooooooooooGD Marty* and TR Meyers | |
| S12-6 | Susceptibility of Seabream Sparus aurata Fry and Adult Fish to Nodavirus Disease |
| ooooooooooooGP Skliris*, RH Richards, SE Papoutsoglou, and G Fleris | |
| S12-7 | An Unusual Subcellular Agent Associated with Damselfish Neurofibromatosis |
| ooooooooooooMC Schmale*, PDL Gibbs, C Campbell, S Kamper, SD Baribeau, and SM Cacal | |
| SESSION 13. IMMUNOLOGY II: Tilapia and Catfish | [TOP] |
| S13-1 | Peptide Expression in Channel Catfish (Ictalurus punctatus) |
| ooooooooooooRK Cooper*, BE Smith, QZ Zhang and TR Tiersch | |
| S13-2 | Humoral Antibody Responses of Channel Catfish Fry Exposed to Live Edwardsiella ictaluri |
| ooooooooooooL Petrie-Hanson* and J Ainsworth | |
| S13-3 | A Comparison of the Immune Response of Clonal Lines of Nile Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus L) |
| ooooooooooooMRI Sarder, KD Thompson*, DJ Penman, A Adams and BJ McAndrew | |
| S13-4 | Immunoglobulin, Antibody and Ig Positive Cells in the Epidermis of Channel Catfish, Ictalurus punctatus |
| ooooooooooooD Zilberg* and PH Klesius | |
| S13-5 | Social Stress Suppresses Neutrophil Activities in Tilapia |
| ooooooooooooT Iida and J Kurogi | |
| S13-6 | Immunodiagnosis: Immunological Status of Infested and Immunized Catfish Clarias lazera |
| ooooooooooooNM El-Bahy | |
| SESSION 14. PARASITOLOGY IV: Ciliates, Dinoflagellates, Flagellates | [TOP] |
| S14-1 | Identification of Ciliated Protozoans in the Respiratory Tract, Skin, and Somatic Lymph Nodes of Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) From California, USA |
| ooooooooooooKD Arkush*, WG Van Bonn, and SL Poynton | |
| S14-2 | An Unusual Parasitic Dinoflagellate in Prawns, Pandalus platyceros, in British Columbia |
| ooooooooooooSM Bower* and GR Meyer | |
| S14-3 | "Bumper Car" Disease A Model of Health and Infectious Disease Processes in American Lobsters |
| ooooooooooooRJ Cawthorn*, RJ MacMillian, and B Despres | |
| S14-4 | Protozoan Ectoparasites of Fish From the Salton Sea, California |
| ooooooooooooB Kuperman* and V Matey | |
| S14-5 | Flagellates from Cetaceans: Identification Techniques, Morphology and Clinical Significance |
| ooooooooooooAB Heinrich*, SL Poynton and B Whitaker | |
Poster Session
8:00 - 11:30
2:00 - 3:30 Concurrent Special Session and Oral Presentations
| SPECIAL SESSION 3. THE USE OF ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES IN AQUATIC HEALTH MANAGEMENT | [TOP] |
| Speakers: | Research, Larry Hanson |
| Industry, Scott LaPatra | |
| Veterinary Services, Tom Baldwin | |
| OIE, Jim Winton |
| SESSION 15. NUTRITION | [TOP] |
| S15-1 | Possible Cause for Thiamine Deficiency Associated With Sac-fry Mortality in Early Mortality Syndrome in Feral Great Lakes Salmonid Species |
| ooooooooooooDC Honeyfield | |
| S15-2 | Effects of B-Carotene Supplementation on the Growth and Immune Response of Rainbow Trout Oncorhynchus mykiss |
| ooooooooooooV Kiron*, EC Amar, N Okamoto, S Satoh, and T Watanabe | |
| S15-3 | Ovarian Ceroidosis in a Cichlid, Prognathochromis periri: A Clinical Assessment |
| ooooooooooooR Klinger*, R Francis-Floyd, and V Blazer | |
| S15-4 | The Impact of Dietary Vitamin E and Dissolved Oxygen Supplementation on Immune Response Hematology and Antioxidant Status in Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) |
| ooooooooooooB Lygren*, K Hamre and R Waagbo | |
| S15-5 | Novel Harmless Inert Marker for Digestibility Determinations in Fish |
| ooooooooooooAO Meyer-Willerer | |
| S15-6 | The Use of a Enriched Diet Added with Antibiotic Growth Promoter to Improved Hatchability Alligator Syndrome and Growth Retardation in Closed Environment |
| ooooooooooooV Bermudez*, I Pineda, V Blanco, G Garcia, M Rossini and J Moreno | |
| SESSION 16. EMERGING DISEASES IV: Parasites | [TOP] |
| S16-1 | Amoeba-like Organisms on the Gills Associated with Mortality of Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar L.) in Fresh Water in Norway |
| ooooooooooooH Bleie*, A Levsen, T Alvik, OB Dale, K Nyberg, and AE Broederud | |
| S16-2 | Microsporidiosis in Leopard Sharks |
| ooooooooooooMM Garner*, TJ Miller-Morgan, SR Brown, R Reimschuessel, SL Poynton, TJ Baldwin and RE Olson | |
| S16-3 | Distribution and Pathology of QPX, Quahog Parasite Unknown, in Hard Clams, Mercenaria mercenaria, in Virginia, USA |
| ooooooooooooLM Ragone Calvo and EM Burreson* | |
| S16-4 | QPX, A Protozoan Parasite of Hard Clams |
| ooooooooooooR Smolowitz | |
| S16-5 | Pathogenesis of Loma salmonae, a Gill Microsporidian Pathogen of Emerging Significance to Pacific Salmon Aquaculture |
| ooooooooooooDJ Speare*, RJF Markham, HJ Beaman, GJ Sanchez, J Daley and SRM Jones | |
| S16-6 | Characterization of Achlya sp. Associated with Diseased Soft-Shelled Turtle (Trionyx sinensis) from Hong Kong |
| ooooooooooooEM Leano*, LLP Vrijmoed and EBG Jones | |
4:00 - 5:30 Concurrent Oral Presentations
| SESSION 17. BACTERIOLOGY II: Virulence | [TOP] |
| S17-1 | Inducible Catalase in Aeromonas salmonicida subsp. salmonicidea: Possible Role in Protection Against Killing by Activated Rainbow Trout Macrophages |
| ooooooooooooAC Barnes*, TJ Bowden, MT Horne, and AE Ellis | |
| S17-2 | Effect of Temperature and Exposure to Renibacterium salmoninarum on Healing of Descaling Injuries in Juvenile Chinook Salmon Oncorhynchus tshawytscha |
| ooooooooooooDG Elliott*, CM Aiwohi, and JL Congleton | |
| S17-3 | A Virulence Comparison of Wild-Type ATCC 33209 and Attenuated MT239 Renibacterium salmoninarum Isolates in Chinook Salmon Oncorhynchus tshawytscha |
| ooooooooooooCL O'Farrell*, DG Elliott and ML Landolt | |
| S17-4 | Virulence Properties of Aeromonas Species Isolated From Cultured Frogs |
| ooooooooooooMD Pearson*, N Tange, I Hirono, T Aoki, R Miranda, and V Inglis | |
| S17-5 | Development of Challenge Test for Penaeus vannamei Post Larvae: Diet Composition and Resistance to Disease |
| ooooooooooooR Robles* and P Sorgeloos | |
| S17-6 | Changes in the Gut Microflora of Intensively-Reared Atlantic Halibut (Hippoglossus hippoglossus L.) Larvae in a British Hatchery |
| ooooooooooooDW Verner-Jeffreys, RJ Shields, IR Bricknell and TH Birbeck | |
| SESSION 18. PARASITOLOGY V: Perkinsus, Part 2 | [TOP] |
| S18-1 | The Effects of Perkinsus marinus Proteases on the Eastern Oyster, Crassostrea virginica |
| ooooooooooooJL Oliver*, M Faisal and SL Kaattari | |
| S18-2 | Effects of Protease Inhibitors on the Oyster Pathogen Perkinsus marinus and Oyster Cells in vitro |
| ooooooooooooJF La Peyre*, HS Kristensen, KC McDonough, and RK Cooper | |
| S18-3 | Molecular Genetic Analysis of Perkinsus marinus, A Protozoan Oyster Pathogen |
| ooooooooooooKS Reece*, D Bushek, KL Hudson and JE Graves | |
| S18-4 | Characterization of Two Perkinsus spp. From the Softshell Clam, Mya arenaria |
| ooooooooooooSM McLaughlin* and M Faisal | |
| SESSION 19. VIROLOGY II: Invertebrates, Fish, Cetaceans | [TOP] |
| S19-1 | Genomic Variation Among Aquatic Birnaviruses Based on Nucleotide and Deduced Amino Acid Sequences of cDNA of Genome Segment A |
| ooooooooooooS Blake, J-Y Ma, D Caporale, S Jairath, and BL Nicholson* | |
| S19-2 | Disseminated Herpesviral Infection in a Bottlenose Dolphin |
| ooooooooooooT Blanchard, T Lipscomb, W McFee* and R Garber | |
| S19-3 | A Review of Freshwater Crayfish Viruses |
| ooooooooooooBF Edgerton | |
| S19-4 | Grouping and Identification of VHSV-Strains by Comparison of G- and NV- Genes |
| ooooooooooooPJ Enzmann*, T Meyers, J McArdle, F Geoghegan, H Schutze, D Fichtner and G Walliser | |
| S19-5 | Green Fluorescent Protein Gene is an Efficient Reporter in Recombinant CCV Research |
| ooooooooooooLA Hanson* and S Marinovic | |
| S19-6 | Pathogenicity of Wild Marine European Isolate of Viral Haemorrhagic Septicaemia for Atlantic Cod (Gadus morhua) |
| ooooooooooooM Snow*, IR Bricknell, DA Smail, CO Cunningham, WT Melvin, and R Shields | |
| Plenary
Lectures 9:00 - 10:30 |
[TOP] |
| Update on Shellfish Pathogens Listed in the OIE (L'Office International des Epizooties) Aquatic Animal Health Code | |
| Henri Grizel*, IFREMER, Sète, France and Dr. Frank Berthe, IFREMER, La Tremblade, France | |
| Update on Fish Pathogens Listed in the OIE (L'Office International des Epizooties) Aquatic Animal Health Code | |
| Barry Hill, Center for Environmental, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science, Weymouth, England | |
| Toxicology and Carcinogenesis | |
| David Hinton, University of California, Davis, CA, USA | |
11:00 - 12:45 Concurrent Special Session and Oral Presentations
| SPECIAL SESSION 4. NEOPLASIA, CARCINOGENESIS, FIBROPAPILLOMATOSIS | [TOP] |
| SS4-1 | Gonadal Neoplasms in Softshell Clams, Mya arenaria: A Summary of Knowledge |
| ooooooooooooBJ Barber | |
| SS4-2 | Prevalence of Walleye Dermal Sarcoma by Age Class in Walleyes in Oneida Lake, New York |
| ooooooooooooRG Getchell, GA Wooster, LG Rudstam, AJ Van De Valk, TE Brooking, and PR Bowser* | |
| SS4-3 | Concentration-related Induction in Japanese Medaka (Oryzias latipes) of Hepatic Cellular Proliferation and Carcinogenesis Following Short-term Exposure to N-Nitrosodiethylamine |
| ooooooooooooWE Hawkins*, NJ Brown-Peterson, Y Zhu, and RA Krol | |
| SS4-4 | Effects of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH) on the Common Dab (Limanda limanda): Mutations in the ras-2 Gene as a Potential Biomaker of Pathology |
| ooooooooooooRM Stagg*, JM Rotchelle, DW Bruno and JA Craft | |
| SS4-5 | Metastatic Carcinoma of California Sea Lions: Evidence of Genital Origin |
| ooooooooooooTP Lipscomb*, FMD Gulland, and DP Scott | |
| SS4-6 | Preliminary Evidence Links Sea-Turtle Fibropapillomatosis to Tumor Promoting Microalgae |
| ooooooooooooJH Landsberg*, GH Balazs, KA Steidinger, DG Baden, TM Work and DJ Russell | |
| SS4-7 | Marine Turtle Fibropapillomatosis: Experimental and Epizootiologic Evidence for an Infectious Etiology |
| ooooooooooooLH Herbst | |
| SESSION 20. IMMUNOLOGY III: Invertebrates, Fish, and Marine Mammals | [TOP] |
| S20-1 | Nitric Oxide Synthase Activity in Oyster Hemocytes |
| ooooooooooooRS Anderson*, LM Mora, and ML Haasch | |
| S20-2 | Activity of Plasma Protease Inhibitors in Sarcomatous Softshell Clams, Mya arenaria |
| ooooooooooooE Elsayed*, S McLaughlin, and M Faisal | |
| S20-3 | Induction of Cell-Mediated Immunity by Dimerized Lysozyme (KLP-602), after Irridovirus Induced Immune Suppression in Sheatfish (Silurus glanis) |
| ooooooooooooAK Siwicki*, M Morand, P Klein, F Pozet, and E Terech-Majewska | |
| S20-4 | The Immunobiology of the Gulf Killifish, Fundulus grandis: A Model for Assessing Estuarine Environmental Health |
| ooooooooooooCD Rice*, MM Banes, and AZ Andol | |
| S20-5 | Selective Loss of High and Low Affinity During Purification Procedures |
| ooooooooooooHL Zhang* and SL Kaattari | |
| S20-6 | Restoration of Cell-Mediated Immunity After Suppression Induced by Xenobiotics in vitro and in vivo Study |
| ooooooooooooM Studnicka, AK Siwicki*, A Rymuszka, A Bownik, I Krakowska, E Terech-Majewska | |
| S20-7 | Purification and Serological Characterization of Florida Manatee Immunoglobulin G |
| ooooooooooooSA Kania*, D Murphy and LND Potgieter | |
| SESSION 21. LEGISLATION | [TOP] |
| S21-1 | Licensing and Regulation of Veterinary Biologics for Fish in the United States |
| ooooooooooooNG Birnbaum | |
| S21-2 | Minimizing the Spread of Disease Agents Due to Transport of Cryopreserved Germplasm of Aquatic Species |
| ooooooooooooJA Jenkins* and TR Tiersch | |
| S21-3 | Use of Molecular Biology Techniques in Abalone Fishery Management |
| ooooooooooooAP Sierra-Beltran*, NY Hernandez-Saavedra, JL Ochoa, L Fueyo-McDonald, A Fuentes-Montalvo | |
| S21-4 | Import Health Risk Analysis: Salmonids for Human Consumption |
| ooooooooooooMAB Stone*, SC MacDiarmid and HJ Pharo | |
| SESSION 22. PARASITOLOGY VI: Infections in Crabs and Fish | [TOP] |
| S22-1 | Proliferation of Hemotodinium perezi, a Parasitic Dinoflagellate, in the Blue Crab, Callinectes sapidus |
| ooooooooooooJD Shields | |
| S22-2 | Effects of Salinity and Temperature on Intensity of Hematodinum sp. Infections in Blue Crabs, Callinectes sapidus |
| ooooooooooooGA Messick*, W Van Heukelum, and S Jordan | |
| S22-3 | Bitter Crab Syndrome in the Bering Sea. 1988-1996 |
| ooooooooooooJF Morado*, LL Mooney, TR Meyers and RS Otto | |
| S22-4 | Parasites of the Turkish Wrass, Thalassoma pavo (Labridae) from Maderia. Preliminary results |
| ooooooooooooG Costa, AA Rego, and JC Chubb | |
| S22-5 | The Susceptibility and Immunity of Paralabrax maculatofasciatus (Pisces: Serranidae) to Neobenedenia sp. a Monogenetic Trematode |
| ooooooooooooSF Martinez-Diaz*, M Moreno-Legorreta, M Contreras-Holgiun and JL Ortiz-Galindo | |
| S22-6 | Effect of Parasitism on Immunity of Cultured Fishes |
| ooooooooooooMA El-Seify, MK Soliman and BM Nadia | |
| S22-7 | Pollution Effects on the Ectoparasite Fauna of Mullets |
| ooooooooooooR Madhavi and K Ruchika | |
2:00 - 3:30 Concurrent Oral Presentations
| SESSION 23. IMMUNOLOGY IV: Salmonids and Marine Fish | [TOP] |
| S23-1 | The Immunological Defences of Halibut Eggs |
| ooooooooooooTJ Bowden and IR Bricknell* | |
| S23-2 | Molecular Analysis of Complement Component C7, C8 Beta and C9 of Japanese Flounder Paralichthys olivaceus |
| ooooooooooooT Katagiri*, I Hirono, and T Aoki | |
| S23-3 | Characteristics of the Leukocyte-like Cell Line, That Derived From Leukemic Red Sea Bream |
| ooooooooooooM Miyata*, T Kageyama, K Linuma, T Kobayashi, and T Miyazaki | |
| S23-4 | Structural and Functional Characterization of a Mannose-Binding Lectin from the Serum of Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar) |
| ooooooooooooKW Ewart , CA Ottinger , NW Ross , LL Brown , and SC Johnson* | |
| S23-5 | Multiparameter Cell-Cycle Analysis of Atlantic Salmon Peripheral Blood Leukocytes |
| ooooooooooooCA Ottinger*, LL Brown, NW Ross, and SC Johnson | |
| S23-6 | The Cell Mediated (CMI) and Humoral Immune Response Developed by Piscirickettsia salmonis in Atlantic Salmon |
| ooooooooooooCS Farias*, A Adams, K Thompson, M Monras, and E Landskron | |
| SESSION 24. BACTERIOLOGY III | [TOP] |
| S24-1 | A Bacteriological Study of Oysters, Crassostrea virginica and Ostrea edulis, in the Damariscotta River, Maine USA |
| ooooooooooooMA Crosby* and BJ Barber | |
| S24-2 | Isolation of Anaerobic Intestinal Bacteria, Pathogens and Normal Flora, From Fish and Shellfish |
| ooooooooooooBA Dixon*, DV Straub, and J Truscott | |
| S24-3 | Bioencapsulation of Antibacterial Drugs in Adult Brine Shrimp, Artemia franciscana |
| ooooooooooooRF Ramirez*, BA Dixon, and DK Kawahigashi | |
| S24-4 | Microbial Control of the Intensive Culture of Artemia Juveniles |
| ooooooooooooL Verschuere*, G Rombaut, J Dhont, G Huys, P Sorgeloos, J Swings, and W Verstraete | |
| S24-5 | Pathogenic Bacteria in a Shrimp Hatchery and Backwaters in Andhra Pradesh, India |
| ooooooooooooC Kalavati, N Aravindan and AV Raman | |
| S24-6 | Dermal Ulceration of Nile Tilapia, Oreochromis nilocticus, in Freshwater Ponds |
| ooooooooooooF Palisoc Jr*, R Macion, and W Baraquio | |
| SESSION 25. PARASITOLOGY VII: Infections in Shellfish and Gastropods | [TOP] |
| S25-1 | Results of Trials to Determine the Relative Resistance of an Irish Population of Flat Oysters to the Parasite Bonamia ostreae |
| ooooooooooooSC Culloty* and MF Mulcahy | |
| S25-2 | Isolation of a Labyrinthuloides sp. (Protozoa: Labyrinthomorpha) with Unique Properties from the Softshell Clam (Mya arenaria) |
| ooooooooooooM Faisal*, SM McLaughlin, E Elsayed, EA MacIntyre, SI Kotob and H El-Gawady | |
| S25-3 | Multiplex PCR: A Rapid Method for Screening of Oyster Pathogens Perkinsus marinus (Dermo), Haplosporidium nelsoni (MSX) and Haplosporidium costale (SSO) |
| ooooooooooooS Penna*, J Volk, J Karolus, I Sunila, RA French | |
| S25-4 | DNA-based Molecular Diagnosis for Haplosporidium nelsoni (MSX) Life Cycle Studies |
| ooooooooooooNA Stokes*, BS Flores, KA Ashton-Alcox, JR Pharo, SE Ford and EM Burreson | |
| S25-5 | Molecular Detection of Marteilia sydneyi, Pathogen of Sydney Rock Oysters |
| ooooooooooooSN Kleeman* and RD Adlard | |
| S25-6 | Pathological changes caused by parasites in some of the commercially important marine gastropods from Southeast coat of India |
| ooooooooooooBA Venmathi Maran* and K Ayyakkannu | |
| SESSION 26. TOXICOLOGY | [TOP] |
| S26-1 | Metabolism and Biochemical constituents in an Intertidal Gastropod, Turbo intercostalis Exposed to Cadmium |
| ooooooooooooSL Pandeswara* and PR Yallapragada | |
| S26-2 | Effects of Cadmium Exposure on Brown Cells of the Quahog Mercenaria mercenaria in vivo |
| ooooooooooooEC Peters*, G Zaroogian, DJ Borsay | |
| S26-3 | Formation of Benzo(a) pyrene-DNA Adducts in Hematopoietic Tissues and Blood of the Mummichog (Fundulus heteroclitus) |
| ooooooooooooWL Rose*, BL French, WL Reichert, EE Elsayed, and M Faisal | |
| S26-4 | Lead Toxicity on Growth, Oxygen Consumption and Ammonia-N Excretion in Postlarvae of Penaeus indicus |
| ooooooooooooS Chinni* and RY Prabhakara | |
| S26-5 | Pathologic Disorders and Reproductive Disturbance in Perwinkle (Littorina littorea) from the German Coast in Relation TBT Contamination |
| ooooooooooooB Watermann*, M Wolm, I Ide, and S Liebe | |
| S26-6 | Study About Intoxication Mechanism of Microcystins on Fish |
| ooooooooooooL Xu*, B Zhou, KS Paul, J Chen, G Chen, Y Zhang, and H Ken-ichi | |
| S26-7 | Chromium Toxicity on Size, Salinity and Oxygen Consumption in a Fouling Dreissinid Bivalve Mytilopsis sallei |
| ooooooooooooUD Venigalla and PR Yallapragada | |
4:00 - 5:30 Concurrent Oral Presentations
| SESSION 27. PARASITOLOGY VIII: Apicomplexa, Microsporidia, Myxozoa | [TOP] |
| S27-1 | Life Cycle of Calyptospora funduli (Apicomplexa: Calyptosporidae) |
| ooooooooooooJW Fournie*, WK Vogelbein, RM Overstreet and WE Hawkins | |
| S27-2 | Loma ssp. Infection in Fishes from British Columbia, Canada |
| ooooooooooooML Kent*, RW Shaw, SC Dawe, MJ Higgins, AMV Brown and ML Adamson | |
| S27-3 | In situ Hybridization of PKX, the Causative Organism of Proliferative Kidney Disease (PKD) |
| ooooooooooooDJ Morris*, A Adams, RH Richards | |
| S27-4 | Comparative Study of PKX and Myxosporeans of Wild Fish Using Monoclonal Antibodies and Lectins |
| ooooooooooooJ O'Flynn*, R Hoare, C Hanjavanit, S Acevedo, A Adams and M Mulcahy | |
| S27-5 | Molecular Tools for the Study of Ceratomyxa shasta and Other Myxozoans |
| ooooooooooooO Palenzuela*, and JL Bartholomew | |
| S27-6 | Experimental Occurrence of Hemorrhagic Thelohanellosis of Color Carp |
| ooooooooooooH Yokoyama*, YS Liyanage, H Matoyama, H Hosoya and H Wakabayashi | |
| SESSION 28: CLINICAL INVESTIGATIONS AND PATHOGENESIS | [TOP] |
| S28-1 | Comparative Serological Studies of Tiger Shrimp (Penaeus monodon) Broodstock Hemolymph in Thailand |
| ooooooooooooN Chansue | |
| S28-2 | Whale Stranding Investigations in the United States |
| ooooooooooooCP Driscoll* and B Mase | |
| S28-3 | Ultraviolet-B Radiation Effects on Freshwater Fish: Epithelial Responses of Three Species |
| ooooooooooooMS Ewing*, VS Blazer, DL Fabacher, EE Little, and KM Kocan | |
| S28-4 | Ultrastructural and Mineral Component Analysis of Nephroliths in Rainbow Trout |
| ooooooooooooJM Groff, SE LaPatra*, P Schiffman, RJ Munn, and JG Zinkl | |
| S28-5 | Gill Conditions in Cultured Atlantic Salmon in Australia |
| ooooooooooooBF Nowak* and A Clark | |
| S28-6 | Hypersensitivity Type 1 (Anaphylactoid) Reaction Causing Sudden Death Syndrome in an Amazonian Manatee (Trichechus inunguis) |
| ooooooooooooV Bermudez, G Gastro, G Conroy and J Moreno | |
| SESSION 29. TREATMENTS | [TOP] |
| S29-1 | Health Monitoring and Treatment of Laboratory Reared Cephalopods |
| ooooooooooooJM Scimeca* and PG Lee | |
| S29-2 | Killing of the Oyster Pathogen Perkinsus marinus With Synthetic Antimicrobial Peptides in vitro and Modulation by the Pathogen Proteases |
| ooooooooooooJF La Peyre*, KC McDonough, and RK Cooper | |
| S29-3 | Antibiotic Treatment of Abalone Infected with Rickettsiales-like Organisms |
| ooooooooooooJD Shields*, TT Hibbard-Robbins, and CS Friedman | |
| S29-4 | Bactericidal Efficacy of Disinfectants against Mycobacterium fortuitum |
| ooooooooooooSA Smith* and C Tate | |
| S29-5 | Hydrogen Peroxide as a Therapeutic Compound for Bacterial Gill Disease in Fish. |
| ooooooooooooMJ Tort*, GA Wooster, and PR Bowser | |
| S29-6 | Experience with Acid-Fast Bacterial Infections in Cultured Ornamental Fish in Venezuela |
| ooooooooooooDA Conroy and G Conroy | |
| SPECIAL SESSION 5. INFECTIONS IN ESTUARINE FISHES/HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS | [TOP] |
| SS5-1 | Epizootic Ulcer Disease Syndromes and Mass-Mortalities of Estuarine Fishes |
| ooooooooooooWJ Hargis | |
| SS5-2 | Mycobacteria A Possible Emerging Pathogen of Striped Bass Caught in the Maryland Portion of the Chesapeake Bay |
| ooooooooooooA Baya, EB May, T Li, C Weedon, L Peiper, J Haung, V Blazer and R Reimschuessel* | |
| SS5-3 | Fish Kills, Diseases, and Associated Harmful Algal Blooms in the Gulf of Mexico and Eastern United States |
| ooooooooooooJH Landsberg* and KA Steidinger | |
| SS5-4 | The Light Microscopy Appearance of the Pfiesteria-like Dinoflagellate "Shepherd's Crook" with Hematoxylin and Eosin |
| ooooooooooooR Reimschuessel*, A Kane and G Vasta | |
| SS5-5 | Fish Lesions in the Chesapeake Bay: Pfiesteria-like Dinoflagellates and Other Etiologies |
| ooooooooooooAS Kane*, D Oldach and R Reimschuessel | |
| BACTERIOLOGY | [TOP] |
| P-1 | Molecular Analysis of Entercoccus seriolicida KG-Strain-Specific Antigen Genes |
| ooooooooooooT Aoki*, H Yamashita and I Hirono | |
| P-2 | Systemic Aeromonas hydrophila Infections in Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss Walbaum |
| ooooooooooooS Aydyn* and Z Erman | |
| P-3 | One Year Survey of the Main Infectious Problems in Cultured Seabream and Seabass From the South of Portugal |
| ooooooooooooTM Baptista*, F Soares, J Costa, A Albuquerque, M Almeida, and MT Dinis | |
| P-4 | Susceptibility of Photobacterium damsela subsp. piscicida to reactive oxygen species |
| ooooooooooooAC Barnes*, MC Balebona, MT Horne and AE Ellis | |
| P-5 | Cohabitation of Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar L) and Scallop (Pecten maximus) Challenge with Infectious Salmon Anemia (ISA) Virus and Aeromonas salmonicida subs.salmonicida |
| ooooooooooooB Bjorshol*, R. Nordmo, K Falk, and S Mortensen | |
| P-6 | Induction of superoxide dismutase in Aeromonas salmonicida subsp. salmonicida Under Changing iron Concentrations: Possible Interpretation for Pathogen-Host Interaction |
| ooooooooooooTJ Bowden* and AC Barnes | |
| P-7 | Streptococcus iniae Infection of Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) in a Recirculation Production Facility: a Case Report |
| ooooooooooooPR Bowser, GA Wooster*, RG Getchell and MB Timmons | |
| P-8 | Antibacterial Action of the Mucus of Rainbow Trout Against Typical Bacterial Fish Pathogens Hafnia alvei |
| ooooooooooooA Castillo, CS Gallardo, D Abad, JA Gonzalez, and LA Rodriguez* | |
| P-9 | Influence of the Physical Conditions in Proteolitic Activity of ECP in Bacterial Fish Pathogens (Yersinia ruckeri, Aeromonas hydrophila and Hafnia alvei) |
| ooooooooooooA Castillo, CS Gallardo, E Sinde, F Acosta, F Real, and LA Rodriguez * | |
| P-10 | Utilization of Haem Compounds by Pasteurella piscicida |
| ooooooooooooA Do Vale*, B Magarinos, ML Lemos, AE Toranzo, and JL Romalde | |
| P-11 | Purification of Leucine Arylamidase From Extracellular Products of a Pathogenic VAR Strain |
| ooooooooooooR Farto, MM Montes, MJ Perez*, TP Nieto | |
| P-12 | Antimicrobial Susceptibility of Bacterial Fish Pathogen Hafnia alvei |
| ooooooooooooCS Gallardo, J Vivas, F Acosta, F Real, and LA Rodriguez* | |
| P-13 | Dormancy Effect of Hafnia alvei in Fresh and Sea Water |
| ooooooooooooCS Gallardo, F Real, E Sinde, F Acosta, and LA Rodriguez* | |
| P-14 | Extracellular Activities in the ECP of Different Isolates of Hafnia alvei |
| ooooooooooooCS Gallardo, MJ Perez*, F Acosta, F Real, and LA Rodriguez | |
| P-15 | Adhesive Properties of Flavobacterium psychrophilum |
| ooooooooooooS Garcia-Marquez*, I Bandin, C Cepeda, AE Toranzo, and Y Santos | |
| P-16 | Microflora Associated With Black Bass (Micropterus salmoides L.) in Spanish Rivers |
| ooooooooooooP Gil, CS Gallardo, M Torres, AI Saa, and LA Rodriguez* | |
| P-17 | "Cytophaga johnson-like" Infection in Young Sturgeon Reared Under Intensive Conditions |
| ooooooooooooNV Guseva*, PP Golovin, NA Golovina, and JF Bernadet | |
| P-18 | Granulomatous Dermatitis of Moray Eels |
| ooooooooooooLH Herbst*, L Johnson, M Levi, L Weiss, M Walsh, R Davis and Y Kress | |
| P-19 | The Role of Indigenous Bacteria in Early Larval Growth of Summer Flounder (Paralichthys dentatus) |
| ooooooooooooSH Jones*, SD Eddy, BW Summer-Brason, and G Nardi | |
| P-20 | Epidemiology of Renibacterium salmoninarum in Wild Arctic Charr and Brown Trout in Iceland |
| ooooooooooooH Jónsdóttir*, HJ Malmquist, SS Snorrason, G Guõbergsson and S Guõmundsdóttir | |
| P-21 | Numerical Taxonomy of Heterotrophic Bacteria Associated With Reared Turbot and Surrounding Water |
| ooooooooooooMM Montes, A Freire, SP Armada and TP Nieto* | |
| P-22 | Study of Iron-Uptake Mechanisms in Strains of Vibrio anguillarum of Serotype 03 |
| ooooooooooooL MuiZo, R Pazos, ML Lemos, JL Barja and Y Santos* | |
| P-23 | Rapid Identification of Fish Pathogens Using RFLP Analysis of Bacterial 16S Ribosomal RNA |
| ooooooooooooWB Nilsson*, PJ Noonan and MS Strom | |
| P-24 | Occurrence of Flavobacterium-like Bacteria in Skin Lesions of Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar L.) With Winter Ulcer in Norway |
| ooooooooooooAB Olsen* and HK Nilsen | |
| P-25 | The Most Prevelent Diseases in Cultivated Sea Bass (Dicentrarchus labrax) and Sea Bream (Sparus aurata) in Fish Farms along the Croation Coast. |
| ooooooooooooD Oraic*, S Zrncic, and B Sostaric | |
| P-26 | Identification and Characterization of a Transposable Element in the Fish Pathogen, Renibacterium salmoninarum |
| ooooooooooooLD Rhodes* and MS Strom | |
| P-27 | Bacterial Environment in Shrimp Hatcheries, Two Case Studies: People's Republic of China and Ecuador |
| ooooooooooooR Robles*, J Vandenberghe, J Calderon, HS Xu, P Soregeloos and J Swings | |
| P-28 | Lethal Effect of Hafnia alvei Isolates With Experimental Infections in Salmo trutta |
| ooooooooooooLA Rodriguez*, CS Gallardo, A Castillo, F Acosta, and F Real | |
| P-29 | Differences in Biochemical Test Carry Out at 37oC and 22 oC of Genus Salmonella Isolated from Environmental Sources |
| ooooooooooooAI Saa, M Torres, P Gil, OS Rodriquez, and LA Rodriguez* | |
| P-30 | Infectivity of Genus Salmonella From Environmental Sources in Rainbow Trout |
| ooooooooooooAI Saa, M Torres, A Castillo, J Vivas, and LA Rodriguez* | |
| P-31 | Toxic Cyanobacteriumm microcystis aeruginosa and Summer Kills of Tilapia |
| ooooooooooooR Santhanam, B Manimaran and D Manikandavelu | |
| P-32 | Comparison of Biochemical Tests at Different Temperature and Growth in Different Culture Medium of Hafnia alrei |
| ooooooooooooE Sinde, CS Gallardo, E Acosta, F Real and LA Rodriguez* | |
| P-33 | Survival in Sea and Fresh Water of Different Environmental Salmonella Strains Compared with Members of F. Vibrionaceae |
| ooooooooooooM Torres, AI Saa, M Vendrell, P Gil, and LA Rodriguez* | |
| P-34 | Survival Comparison of Different Fish Pathogens in Two Aquatic Ecosystems |
| ooooooooooooMC Vendrell, D Abad, M Torres, A Andris, and LA Rodriguez* | |
| P-35 | Evaluation of Microscan System for Determining Animicrobial Susceptibility of Gram Negative Fish Pathogens |
| ooooooooooooJ Vivas, AI Saa, E Sinde, MJ Perez*and LA Rodriguez | |
| P-36 | Survival of Flexibacter psychrophilus in Laboratory Microcosms |
| ooooooooooooT Wiklund*and S Nystedt | |
| CARCINOGENESIS / NEOPLASIA | [TOP] |
| P-37 | Ocular Lesions in an Albino Strain of Japanese Medaka (Oryzias latipes) Exposed to Methylazoxymethanol Acetate (MAM-Ac) |
| ooooooooooooDR Geter* WE Hawkins, JW Fournie, and GK Ostrander | |
| P-38 | Rectal Adenocarcinoma in a Queen Trigger Fish |
| ooooooooooooR Reimschuessel*, H Krum, R Cooper and J Harshbarger | |
| P-39 | Cloning of Japanese Flounder, Paralichthys olivaceus, Tumor Necrosis Factor Alpha Gene |
| ooooooooooooM Sakai and M Miyanohara | |
| EMERGING DISEASES | [TOP] |
| P-40 | Survival of Vibrio spp. Pathogenic for Fish |
| ooooooooooooSP Armada, R Farto, TP Nieto, MJ Perez* | |
| P-41 | Clinical and Pathological Effects of Serratia liquefaciens Infection in Rainbow Trout ( Oncorhynchus mykiss Walbaum) |
| ooooooooooooS Aydyn*, AK Çiltap, OC Bilgin | |
| P-42 | Extracellular products of the new bacterial fish pathogen Vibrio viscosus ( Moritella viscosa) |
| ooooooooooooE Benediktsdottir* AP Jonsdottir, S Helgason, SH Bambir | |
| P-43 | Isolation of Infectious Salmon Anemia Virus and a Previously Undescribed "Togavirus" from the Bay of Fundy |
| ooooooooooooDA Bouchard, HM Opitz, BM Nicholson, S Blake and WR Keleher | |
| P-44 | Vibrio viscosus in farmed Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L. in Scotland: Field and Experimental Observations |
| ooooooooooooDW Bruno* J Griffiths, J Petrie, TS Hastings | |
| P-45 | Are Tasmanian Platypuses (Ornithorhynchus anatinus) Endangered as a Result of the Spread of Ulcerative Mycosis |
| ooooooooooooNJ Stewart, BL Munday, and AB Heinrich* | |
| P-46 | Fibrosing Pancreatitis and Myonecrosis in Cultured Yellow Perch (Perca flavescens) |
| ooooooooooooJC Wolf*and SA Smith | |
| HUSBANDRY | [TOP] |
| P-47 | Investigation of High Mortalities in Eyed Eggs and Fry of Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss Walbaum) and Brook Trout (Salmo trutta) |
| ooooooooooooS Aydyn | |
| P-48 | Swimbladder Inflation by Zebrafish Larvae (Danio rerio) in the Absence of an Air-water Interface |
| ooooooooooooAS Goolish* and K Okutake | |
| P-49 | The Estimation Criterions of Fish Farm Epizootic State under the Conditions of Anthropogenic Pollution |
| ooooooooooooAV Kazarnikova, EV Shestakovskaya, LY Katycheva, and GM Hoteva | |
| P-50 | Health Status and Survival of the American Lobster (Homarus americanus) Caught in Prince Edward Island Waters |
| ooooooooooooJ Lavallee, LK Hammel, ES Spangler and R Cawthorne | |
| P-51 | Performance of Silver Carp (Hypophthalmichthys molitrix) As Affected By Level of Duck Manure and Stocking Density |
| ooooooooooooFA Hafez, A El-Hakim, EA El-Helaly and AA Mahmoud | |
| P-52 | How Healthy Are Shrimp with IHHN Virus in Water with Very Low Salinities |
| ooooooooooooAO Meyer-Willerer* MC Rivera-Rodriguez | |
| P-53 | Culture of Freshwater Mussel and its Disease Control in China |
| ooooooooooooJ Ou | |
| IMMUNOLOGY | [TOP] |
| P-54 | Cathespins B and L Responsible for Defense Bacteriolysis in Angulliform Skin |
| ooooooooooooF Aranishi | |
| P-55 | Immunomodulatory Effects of Clofibrate and Retonoic Acid in Fundulus heteroclitus Implications for the Mechanism of Toxicity |
| ooooooooooooC Baier-Anderson*, RS Anderson and ML Haasch | |
| P-56 | Resistance to Edwardsiella ictaluri by Channel Catfish, Ictalurus punctatus, is Associated with Enhanced Splenic Macrophage Aggregation |
| ooooooooooooKL Camp, CD Rice*and WR Wolters | |
| P-57 | The Production of a Lymphokine (Macrophage Activating Factor) by Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) Leucocytes Stimulated With the Extracellular Products of Mycobacterium spp. |
| ooooooooooooS-C Chen*, KD Thompson, A Adams, RH Richards | |
| P-58 | Improved Disease Resistance in Rana rugulosa Following B-Glucan Administration |
| ooooooooooooM Crumlish*and V Inglish | |
| P-59 | Measurement of Apoptosis in In Vivo Chemical-exposed Fish Splenic and Pronephric Leukocytes |
| ooooooooooooRM Gogal Jr., SA Smith* JL Robertson and SD Holladay | |
| P-60 | Assessment of some Non-Specific Immune Parameters in Atlantic Halibut, Hippoglossus hippoglossus |
| ooooooooooooAL Langston* RM Hoare, H Wergeland, R Fitzgerald and M Mulcahy | |
| P-61 | Investigation of Lactoferrin and Vitamin C as Dietary Immunostimulants in Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar) |
| ooooooooooooB Lygren*, H Sveier, B Hjeltnes and R Waagbo | |
| P-62 | New Expressed Sequence Tags Identify Diversity of cDNA in Leukocytes of Japanese Flounder Infected With Hirame Rhabdovirus |
| ooooooooooooH Masako, N Erika, N Bo-Hye, K Takayuki, Y Eiich, H Ikuo* A Takashi | |
| P-63 | Relationship Between Degranulation of Eosinophilic Granular Cells and Exudation of Neutrophils |
| ooooooooooooT Matsuyama*and T Iida | |
| P-64 | Carp (Cyprinus carpio L) Immune Response to Aeromonas hydrophilla |
| ooooooooooooBR Mikryakov | |
| P-65 | Sequencing the Inducible Nitric Oxide Synthase (iNOS) Gene in Channel Catfish Ictalurus punctatus, and Designing Diagnostic Antibodies |
| ooooooooooooCD Rice* X Yuan and CJ Secombes | |
| P-66 | The 3-Hydroxy-3-Methylbutyrate (HMB) and Fish Immune Responses |
| ooooooooooooAK Siwicki, S Fuller, S Nissen, M Morand, and P Ostaszewski | |
| P-67 | Dimerized Lysozyme (KLP-602) - Influence on Cellular and Humoral Immune Responses Induced by Furogen vaccine in Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchys mykiss) |
| ooooooooooooAK Siwicki* P Klein, K Goryczko, E Terech-Majewska, K Kazun, E Glombski | |
| P-68 | In vitro Effects of Human Tumor Necrosis Factor-a (TNF-a)Muteins on Macrophage and Lymphocyte Activity in Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) |
| ooooooooooooAK Siwicki* M Studnicka, B Szymanska, A Rymuska, and A Bownik | |
| P-69 | Viral Antigen-Specific in vitro Proliferation of Leucocytes From Clonal Ginbuna Crucian Carp |
| ooooooooooooT Somamoto* S Hasegawa, T Nakanishi, and N Okamoto | |
| P-70 | Turbot (Scophthalmus maximus) Eicosanoids in Leucocyte-Derived Supernatants Inhibit Macrophage and Lymphocyte Functions |
| ooooooooooooC Tafalla, B Novoa, C Ordas* and A Figueras | |
| MEDICINE | [TOP] |
| P-71 | Differences Between Plasma and Serum Chemistry Values in Four Species of Fish: Trout, Catfish, Tilapia, and Hybrid Striped Bass |
| ooooooooooooTC Hrubec and SA Smith* | |
| P-72 | Cationic Peptides Protect Fish From Infectious Disease |
| ooooooooooooX Jia* A Patrzykat, RH Devlin, PA Ackerman, G Iwama, REW Hancock | |
| P-73 | Novel Gene Expression in Neogenic Goldfish Kidney |
| ooooooooooooM Liu*, B Hassel and R Reimschuessel | |
| P-74 | The First Century of Fish Health in the United States (1797-1896) |
| ooooooooooooAJ Mitchell | |
| P-75 | A Study on Particle Uptake Mechanism in the Skin of Rainbow Trout During Bath Immersion |
| ooooooooooooH Wakabayashi*and I Kiryu | |
| P-76 | Fathead Minnow Histological Atlas: Worldwide Web Outreach and Utilization |
| ooooooooooooLT Yonkos*, AS Kane and R Reimschuessel | |
| NUTRITION | [TOP] |
| P-77 | Fatty Acid Composition of Fish Diet Influences the Fertilization Rate of Eggs of Zebrafish, Danio rerio |
| ooooooooooooT Meinelt* C Schulz, M Wirth and H Kurzinger | |
| P-78 | Tilapia Fed Good Quality Protein Guarantees Growth Enhancement Through Effective Intestine Absorption |
| ooooooooooooAO Meyer-Willerer*and A Hernandez-Hernandez | |
| P-79 | Effect of Vitamin A Supplementation on the Occurrence of Bacterial and Parasitic Diseases and Mortality in Reared Young Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar) |
| ooooooooooooP Rintamaki-Kinnunen*, M Pasternack and P Koivunen | |
| PARASITOLOGY | [TOP] |
| P-80 | Infection intensity of Perkinsus atlanticus Disease in Clams Ruditapes decussatus Challenged From Different Doses of the Parasite |
| ooooooooooooM Almeida*, MT Dinis and F Berthe | |
| P-81 | Myxosporidia From Fish of Peter the Great Bay (Japan Sea) |
| ooooooooooooN Asseyeva | |
| P-82 | The Amur Catfish Parasitofauna of the Lake Khanka Basin |
| ooooooooooooT Ye Boutorina* and AV Ermolenko | |
| P-83 | Losses in cultured turbot (Psetta maxima) due to Myxosporean infestation |
| ooooooooooooEJ Branson* and A Riaza | |
| P-84 | Peripheral Blood Cytology of Rainbow Trout Fingerling Exposed to Myxobolus cerebralis Spores by Parenteral Injection |
| ooooooooooooCL Densmore*, VS Blazer, and TB Waldrop, | |
| P-85 | Infections of Cryptocaryon irritans (Ciliophora) on Wild Fish From South-East Queensland, Australia |
| ooooooooooooBK Diggles* and RJG Lester | |
| P-86 | Salinity Responses of Red Drum Infected with Amyloodinium ocellatum |
| ooooooooooooCE Harris*, WH Neill and NO Dronen, Jr. | |
| P-87 | Trematode Infections in Pomfrets of Visakhapatnam Coast, India |
| ooooooooooooU Sai Jyoti and GG Mani | |
| P-88 | Ecological Aspects of Trematode Infections in Carangid Fish of Visakhapatnam Coast, India |
| ooooooooooooU Sai Jyoti and GG Mani* | |
| P-89 | Correlation of Body Form and Thorax Appendages of the Fish Parasitic Copepods (Crustacea: Copepoda) |
| ooooooooooooVN Kazachenko | |
| P-90 | Lectin-Reactive Components of the Microsporidian, Glugea plecoglossi and Their Relation to Spore Phagocytosis by the Head Kidney Macrophages of Ayu, Plecoglossus altivelis |
| ooooooooooooJH Kim*, K Ogawa and H Wakabayashi | |
| P-91 | Ecology of Diplostomum pusillum the Pathogen of the Fishes Diplostomosis in Kazakhstan |
| ooooooooooooLI Kokhno, D Zhatkanbayeva*, and LM Pinayeva | |
| P-92 | Mass Mortalities of Cockles, Cerastoderma edule, in Galicia (NW Spain) Associated With a Disseminated Neoplasia and an Unidentified Protistan Parasite |
| ooooooooooooC Lopez*, A Villalba, MJ Carballal, L Corral, and C Azevedo | |
| P-93 | Evidence for the Presence of Protease Inhibitors In the Eastern (Crassostrea virginica), and the Pacific (Crassostrea gigas) Oyster |
| ooooooooooooA MacIntyre*, S Kaattari, M Faisal | |
| P-94 | Oyster plasma metalloprotease(s): Possible Induction Response to Perkinsus marinus Infection in Eastern and Pacific Oysters |
| ooooooooooooA MacIntyre*, S Kaattari and M Faisal | |
| P-95 | Cryptosporidium nasorum Among Mugil cephalus and Tilapia zillii From Three Different Localities in Egypt. |
| ooooooooooooNE Mahmoud*, M El Bahy, and MM Fahmy, | |
| P-96 | On the Parasites Fauna of the Paddlefish (Polyodon spathula (Walbaum) from Fish Ponds in Europe |
| ooooooooooooAJ Moshu | |
| P-97 | New Diseases of the Black Sea Hydrobionts |
| ooooooooooooNN Naidenova | |
| P-98 | Effect of Cultured Perkinsus atlanticus Supernatants on the Mussel (Mytilus galloprovincialis) and Carpet-Shell Clam (Ruditapes decussatus) Defense Mechanisms. |
| ooooooooooooC Ordas*, B Novoa, and A Figueras | |
| P-99 | Parasites of the Freshwater Fish, Silurus glanis, Captured from the River Tigris, Mosul, Iraq |
| ooooooooooooZIF Rahemo and BS Al-Naeime | |
| P-100 | Infection by Parasites in the North Part of Caspian Sea |
| ooooooooooooGA Saparova, D Zhatkanbayeva, KS Akisheva and LV Kulkina | |
| P-101 | A Polymerase Chain Reaction Method for the Routine Monitoring of Myxosporan Infection in Laboratory Populations of Tubificids and Fish |
| ooooooooooooWB Schill*, TB Waldrop, and VE Blazer | |
| P-102 | The Monitoring of Epizootic State of the Main Commercial Fish From the Azov Sea Basin |
| ooooooooooooEV Shestakovskaya*, LY Katycheva, AV Kazarnikova, and GM Hoteva | |
| P-103 | Studies on the Thelohanelliosis (Myxosporidiosis) of Carp in China |
| ooooooooooooHsieh Shing-ren | |
| P-104 | About Infection of Aquarium Fish by Capillariids Nematodes |
| ooooooooooooNI Skiba | |
| P-105 | Preliminary Studies on the Effects of Temperature and Photoperiod on Tubifex Worm Species Infected With Myxobolus cerebralis Spores |
| ooooooooooooTB Waldrop*, WB Schill, and VS Blazer | |
| P-106 | First Occurrence of Myxidium Infection in Cultivated Sharp Snouted Sparus Puntazzo puntazzo in Croatia |
| ooooooooooooS Zrncic*, D Oraic, B Sostaric, and I Filic | |
| P-107 | Myxosporean Fauna From Black Sea Fish and Deterioration of the Environments |
| ooooooooooooVM Yurakhno | |
| PROPHYLAXIS, VACCINES AND TREATMENTS | [TOP] |
| P-108 | Topical Disinfectants for Control of Providencia alcalifaciens Infection in piranha (Serrasalmus natteren) |
| ooooooooooooS Aydyn | |
| P-109 | A Non-Pharmacological Method for Controlling Loma salmonae Infections in Farm-Reared Pacific Salmon |
| ooooooooooooHJ Beaman*, DJ Speare, GJ Arsenault | |
| P-110 | An Outline for the Rational Development of Commercial Fish Vaccine Products |
| ooooooooooooRA Busch | |
| P-111 | Treatment of the Skin Parasite Trichodina jadranica Raabe, 1958 (Ciliophora: Trichodinidae) in Eel in Danish Aquaculture: Alternatives to Formaldehyde |
| ooooooooooooHC Lyholt*, S Mellergaard, and K Buchmann | |
| P-112 | In Vitro and In Vivo Inhibition of Fish Pathogenic Bacteria by the Lactoperoxidase System |
| ooooooooooooTF Nielsen*, H Maas, KD Kussendrager, E McLean | |
| P-113 | Flow Cytometric Evaluation of Antibiotic Effects on Refrigerated Storage of Spermatozoa From Tilapia |
| ooooooooooooM Segovia, JA Jenkins*, C Paniagua, RC Reigh, and TR Tiersch | |
| P-114 | Transfer of a Transposon Based Lytic Peptide Gene into Koi Carp Using Lipofection |
| ooooooooooooBS Smith*, RK Cooper, and TR Tiersch | |
| P-115 | A Flexibacteriosis-like Infection of Fish in Russia: Epizootiology and Treatment |
| ooooooooooooVN Voronin | |
| TOXICOLOGY | [TOP] |
| P-116 | Effects of Waterborne Nitrite on Phase I-II Biotransformation in Channel Catfish (Ictalurus punctatus) |
| ooooooooooooJF Gonzalez*, PL Del Valle, S Thohan, and AS Kane | |
| P-117 | Effects of Microcystin-LR on Zebrafish (Danio rerio) in a Range of Organismic Functions: Development, Detoxication Metabolism and Behavior |
| ooooooooooooA Oberemm*, C Wiegand, D Baganz, S Pflugmacher, GA Codd, and CEW Steinberg | |
| P-118 | Tributyltin (TBT) Potentiates 3, 31, 4, 41 5 Pentachlorobiphenyl (PCB-126) Induced Hepatic CYP1A Activity in Channel Catfish, Ictalurus punctatus |
| ooooooooooooCD Rice* and LE Roszell | |
| VIROLOGY | [TOP] |
| P-119 | The Distribution of a Novel Infectious Agent in Healthy and Tumor-Bearing Bicolor Damselfish (Pomacentrus partitus) on South Florida Reefs |
| ooooooooooooCE Campbell*, PDL Gibbs, S Baribeau, S Cacal and MC Schmale | |
| P-120 | Temperature Dependent Regression of Walleye Dermal Sarcoma Tumors |
| ooooooooooooRG Getchell*, GA Wooster, and PR Bowser | |
| P-121 | Diagnosis of IPN Virus Using Nucleic Acid Hybridization With DIG-Labelled cDNA Probes |
| ooooooooooooJG Olveira, E Piriou, JM Cutrin, JL Barja and CP Dopazo* | |
| P-122 | Inhibition of Channel Catfish Virus Immediate Early Transcripts Using Antisense Constracts |
| ooooooooooooMP Dias, KE Nusbaum*, RC Bird and P Delnnocentes | |
| P-123 | Kinetics of Channel Catfish Virus Late Gene Expression with Evidence of Gene Splicing |
| ooooooooooooKE Nusbaum*, RC Bird, P Delnnocentes and BF Smith | |
| P-124 | Detection of Antibody Against Infectious Haematopoietic Necrosis Virus (IHNV) by Enzyme Linked Immuno-Sorbent Assay (ELISA) Using the Recombinant G-Protein for Capture Antigent |
| ooooooooooooM Yoshimizu*, Y Mukai, T Kimura and Jo-Ann Leong | |