Bacterial Fish Pathogens: Disease of Farmed and Wild Fish

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Springer Science & Business Media, May 1, 1999 - Science - 457 pages
The economic importance of bacterial fish diseases and the increased understanding of the taxonomy and pathology of fish that has occurred during the last ten years, has resulted in this completely revised and updated edition of Biological Fish Pathogens, first published in 1987. The book provides comprehensive coverage of bacterial fish pathogens and, crucially, diagnostic methods of identification and techniques for isolating those pathogens. The authors also discuss methods used to control bacterial fish diseases, and consider possible future trends in the study of pathogens. Finally, they review the emerging role of fish pathogens in human diseases. The book will be welcomed by practising aquaculturists, veterinary microbiologists, researchers in industry and in academia. It is an essential reference work for graduate and post-graduate students working in the areas of fish health.
 

Contents

INTRODUCTION
1
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DISEASES
13
C AEROBIC GRAMPOSITIVE RODS AND COCCI
15
D AEROMONADACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
19
E ENTEROBACTERIACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
22
F CYTOPHAGAFLAVOBACTERIUMFLEXIBACTER GROUP
25
G PSEUDOMONADACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
27
H VIBRIONACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
28
B INTERNAL ABNORMALITIES APPARENT DURING POSTMORTEM EXAMINATION
160
C HISTOPATHOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF DISEASED TISSUES
164
E SEROLOGY
166
F MOLECULAR TECHNIQUES
173
G PHENOTYPIC TESTS
175
H OTHER TECHNIQUES
195
EPIZOOTIOLOGY GRAMPOSITIVE BACTERIA
197
B GRAMPOSITIVE BACTERIATHE LACTIC ACID BACTERIA
198

I MORAXELLACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
32
J HALOMONADACEAE REPRESENTATIVE
33
L MISCELLANEOUS PATHOGENS
34
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PATHOGENS GRAMPOSITIVE BACTERIA
35
B GRAMPOSITIVE BACTERIATHE LACTIC ACID BACTERIA
38
C AEROBIC GRAMPOSITIVE RODS AND COCCI
49
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PATHOGEN GRAMNEGATIVE BACTERIA
63
B ENTEROBACTERIACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
81
C CYTOPHAGAFLAVOBACTERIUMFLEXIBACTER GROUP
91
D PSEUDOMONADACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
99
E VIBRIONACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
102
F MORAXELLACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
119
G HALOMONADACEAE REPRESENTATIVE
120
I MISCELLANEOUS PATHOGENS
122
ISOLATION
125
B GRAMPOSITIVE BACTERIATHE LACTIC ACID BACTERIA
128
D AEROMONADACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
132
E ENTEROBACTERIACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
134
F CYTOPHAGAFLAVOBACTERIUMFLEXIBACTER GROUP
137
H VIBRIONACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
138
I MORAXELLACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
141
APPENDIX 51
142
DIAGNOSIS
153
C AEROBIC GRAMPOSITIVE RODS AND COCCI
199
EPIZOOTIOLOGY GRAMNEGATIVE BACTERIA
205
B ENTEROBACTERIACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
231
C CYTOPHAGAFLAVOBACTERIUMFLEXIBACTER GROUP
234
D PSEUDOMONADACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
235
E VIBRIONACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
236
F MORAXELLACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
239
I MISCELLANEOUS PATHOGENS
240
PATHOGENICITY
241
C AEROBIC GRAMPOSITIVE RODS AND COCCI
242
D AEROMONADACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
245
F ENTEROBACTERIACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
264
F VIBRIONACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
268
G CYTOPHAGAFLAVOBACTERIUMFLEXIBACTER GROUP
274
H PSEUDOMONADACEAE REPRESENTATIVES
276
I HALOMONADACEAE REPRESENTATIVE
277
CONTROL
279
B FARMED FISH
280
CONCLUSIONS
331
BIBLIOGRAPHY
339
INDEX OF BACTERIAL TAXA
449
GENERAL INDEX
454
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