Snail infestations pose a significant threat to both aquaculture and human health worldwide. In aquaculture, snails serve as secondary hosts for disease-causing parasites that can ...

RNA interference (RNAi) has revolutionized gene silencing techniques, playing a pivotal role in genetic function studies and biotechnological applications such as gene therapy, pest control, ...

In the quest to optimize the reproductive potential of red tilapia, a recent trial has explored the impact of dietary selenium forms on broodfish. This ...

In the dynamic landscape of aquaculture, the quest for sustainable and protein-efficient diets has led to the adoption of protein-saving and fish meal reduction strategies. ...

Globalization and the intensification of the aquaculture sector urgently demand a reduction in the use of fish oil in feeds. This has compelled the aquafeed ...

Polychaetes, commonly known as mud worms or marine worms, have been used as food for shrimp and other crustaceans for some time. They are nutritious, ...

The tilapia aquaculture industry has been grappling with outbreaks of streptococcosis, a disease that causes significant economic losses. Despite advances in the prevention and control ...

In the quest for sustainable food production, researchers have unveiled an innovative technology for cultivating Euglena gracilis, a single-celled green alga with immense potential as ...

Enhancing the immune status of shrimp through the addition of immunostimulants is a technique with great potential. The use of immunostimulants improves growth, immune system ...