Interactions of highly and low virulent flavobacterium columnare isolates with gill tissue in carp and rainbow trout

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• who: Annelies Maria Declercq from the For each fish species, a highly virulent (HV) and a low virulent (LV) isolate with a known virulence profile, as described by Declercq et_al, were used [16]Isolates that were able to elicit, % mortality or more within , h were assigned as HV, whereas isolates causing, % mortality or less within the time-course of the , days experiment were designated LV [16]. Carp were experimentally inoculated with isolates , (HV) and CDI-A (LV), obtained from diseased carp. Rainbow trout were challenged by isolates, /, (HV) and JIP, (LV), sampled from diseased trout [20]. All . . .
  

   

  

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