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    Bacterial Vaccines For Fish - An Update of The Current Situation Worldwide

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    This document summarizes a 2005 article on bacterial vaccines for fish written by Tore Håstein, Roar Gudding, and Øystein Evensen of the Norwegian Veterinary Institute and Norwegian University of Life Sciences. The article reviewed the state of bacterial vaccines worldwide for fish at that time, noting it had been cited 160 times and read over 3,700 times. The authors were working on related projects involving the viability of Clonorchis sinensis metacercariae and a targeted vaccination strategy to prevent fish diseases in European aquaculture.

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    This document summarizes a 2005 article on bacterial vaccines for fish written by Tore Håstein, Roar Gudding, and Øystein Evensen of the Norwegian Veterinary Institute and Norwegian University of Life Sciences. The article reviewed the state of bacterial vaccines worldwide for fish at that time, noting it had been cited 160 times and read over 3,700 times. The authors were working on related projects involving the viability of Clonorchis sinensis metacercariae and a targeted vaccination strategy to prevent fish diseases in European aquaculture.

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    Bacterial vaccines for fish - An update of the current situation worldwide

    Article  in  Developments in biologicals · February 2005


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