Current Trends in the Study of Bacterial and Viral Fish and Shrimp Diseases

Fish and Shrimp Diseases: Molecular Research and Control

Edited by Leung Ka Yin, this book explores current developments in bacterial and viral diseases affecting fish and shrimp, with a focus on molecular biology, host immunity, and pathogen interactions. It examines key pathogens, including Aeromonas hydrophila, Vibrio anguillarum, and white spot syndrome virus, while highlighting modern research technologies and marine biotechnology applications. The book provides valuable insights into disease diagnosis, prevention, and control in aquaculture.

Key Features:

• Reviews major bacterial and viral diseases affecting fish and shrimp
• Explores innate immunity and interactions between hosts and pathogens
• Examines Aeromonas hydrophila in freshwater aquaculture
• Covers Vibrio anguillarum in marine fish farming
• Discusses white spot syndrome virus in shrimp
• Presents case studies to support research into aquatic animal diseases
• Introduces modern molecular and diagnostic research technologies
• Explores marine biotechnology applications in aquaculture
• Highlights diagnostic tools, immunotherapy, and vaccine development
• Examines the potential role of probiotics in aquatic animal health