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Dietary substitution of microalgae with the Saccharomyces cerevisiae mutant, Δmnn9, for feeding Pacific oyster (Crassostrea gigas) juveniles
ArticleAbstract: Microalgae production is one of the major limiting factors for bivalve aquaculture due to its high pPalabras claves:Algal replacement, CRASSOSTREA GIGAS, Fatty acid elongase, Mutant yeast, Pacific oyster, β-Glucan-binding proteinAutores:Alfredo Loor, Bossier P., Nevejan N.Fuentes:scopusCan only one physiological trait determinate the adverse effect of green fluorescent protein (GFP) incorporation on Vibrio virulence?
ArticleAbstract: Abstract: Green fluorescent protein (GFP) has been used extensively for in situ animal studies thatPalabras claves:Flagellin genes, Green fluorescent protein (GFP), Mytilus edulis larvae, Swimming motility, Vibrio, virulenceAutores:Alfredo Loor, Bossier P., Mbewe N., Nevejan N., Van Stappen G., Wang D.Fuentes:scopusCell wall deficient Saccharomyces cerevisiae strains as microbial diet for Artemia larvae: Protective effects against vibriosis and participation of phenoloxidase
ArticleAbstract: Thousands of Artemia larvae (1000 to 4800 ind bottles- 1) were reared axenically with live and cookePalabras claves:ARTEMIA, Germfree, Host-microbial, immunity, PHENOLOXIDASE, VIBRIOSISAutores:Bossier P., C. R. Rojas-Garcia, Hasanuzzaman A.F.M., Sorgeloos P.Fuentes:scopusPhenoloxidase and trypsin in germ-free larvae of Artemia fed with cooked unicellular diets: Examining the alimentary and protective effects of putative beneficial bacterium, yeast and microalgae against vibriosis
ArticleAbstract: Three putative beneficial unicellular organisms, the marine bacterium Roseobacter sp, the yeast SaccPalabras claves:ARTEMIA, Feeding, innate immunity, PHENOLOXIDASE, Trypsin, Vibrio, YeastAutores:Bossier P., C. R. Rojas-Garcia, Sorgeloos P.Fuentes:scopusβ-1,3-Glucan/chitin unmasking in the Saccharomyces cerevisiae mutant, Δmnn9, promotes immune response and resistance of the Pacific oyster (Crassostrea gigas) to Vibrio coralliilyticus infection
ArticleAbstract: Yeast cells can play a crucial role in immune activation in fish and shellfish predominantly due toPalabras claves:CRASSOSTREA GIGAS, Immune response, Saccharomyces Cerevisiae, Superoxide dismutase, β-1,3-Glucan, Δmnn9Autores:Alfredo Loor, Bossier P., Nevejan N., Wang D.Fuentes:scopus