Farmed salmon need marine omega 3

Norway.- In her PhD thesis at Nofima, Marta Bou Mira studied what minimum level of marine omega 3 fatty acids is required in feed to ...

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Scientists watch fat metabolism in live fish, observe real-time lipid biochemistry

Baltimore, USA.- Studying how our bodies metabolize lipids such as fatty acids, triglycerides, and cholesterol can teach us about cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and other health ...

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Scientists reveal new and improved genome sequence of Daphnia pulex

France.- For many, experience with Daphnia, commonly known as water fleas, ends in high school. The organism is often used for science experiments exploring water ...

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Brazil: New Plant and Label Registration Procedures for Fishery Products

USA.- Due to recent changes by Brazil in the procedures to register U.S plants that process fish and fishery products for human consumption, FAS/ Brasilia ...

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Tilapia lake virus – an emerging threat to farmed tilapia in the Asia-Pacific region

Bangkok, Thailand.- Tilapias are highly important (and inexpensive) source of fish protein in the world and are one of the most popular species for aquaculture ...

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First EPA-approved outdoor field trial for genetically engineered algae

USA.- Scientists at the University of California San Diego and Sapphire Energy have successfully completed the first outdoor field trial sanctioned by the U.S. Environmental ...

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Sufficient levels of marine fatty acids in fish deprived Nepal

Norway.- Bhaktapur is nearly 1,000 kilometres away from the nearest ocean. Nevertheless, the Nepalese have good levels of marine fatty acids in their blood. The ...

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How do fishes perceive their environment?

Germany.- Fishes perceive changes in water currents caused by prey, conspecifics and predators using their lateral line. The tiny sensors of this organ also allow ...

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Novel Antibacterial Wound Cover Could Prevent Thousands of Infections Each Year

Poland.- A new type of wound dressing could improve thousands of people’s lives, by preventing them from developing infections. The dressing, a type of compression ...

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Catfish Genome: A New Tool to Help Improve Catfish Products

USA.- A fish called “Coco” is lending a fin and, more importantly, much needed DNA to U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and Auburn University researchers. ...

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