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The differential response of immunity and metabolism leads to differences in the resistance of Siganus oramin and Trachinotus blochii to Cryptocaryon irritans

ABSTRACT: Numerous studies have demonstrated that the C. irritans can be efficiently propagated in the animal model golden pompano (Trachinotus blochii), especially in the process of intensive high-density culture, which causes large-scale infection and triggers bacterial invasion is a devastating blow to the golden pompano industry. This is in sharp contrast to the low sensitivity of S. oramin to C. irritans.

ORGANISM(S): Trachinotus blochii Siganus canaliculatus

PROVIDER: GSE186569 | GEO | 2022/10/23

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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