Aquaculture

"Aquaculture has been growing rapidly for food production in the last few decades. Several commercial fish species have been cultured intensively in narrow or enclosed spaces such as ponds, cages or tanks under overcrowding or high density leading to adversely affect the health of cultured fish with a potentially stressful environment and infectious diseases. The infectious disease-outbreaks have emerged as constraints for the development of aquaculture. Antibiotics and chemotherapeutics have been used to prevent or control bacterial infections in aquaculture for about 20 years. Unfortunately, the use of antibiotics for treatment is not successful and sustainable due to increase in antibiotic-resistant bacteria, negative effect on the indigenous microflora of juveniles or adult fish, and the accumulation of antibiotic residues in fish tissue and environment causing human and animal health issues. Additional research is needed to define the specific dosage rates and efficacy of various compounds for a variety of aquatic species and their pathogens and to decrease costs of the immunostimulants. This journal provides an international forum for the publication of papers in the areas of fisheries science, fishing technology, fisheries management and relevant socio-economics. OMICS Group that firmly believes in the concept “The right to information is Universal” offers high standard manual translation of scientific articles and abstracts from author’s native language to English or from English to any other world’s language, such as Spanish, French and German. Authors from the field of Fisheries and Aquaculture are offered a solution to overcome linguistic barriers by using the newly launched OMICS Translation Services, to reach a greater audience worldwide. OMICS International is one of the few well-established Open Access publishers in the world. It has, to date, more than 700+ peer-reviewed journals. OMICS Group covers various fields, including Aquaculture & Fisheries, Medicine, Engineering & technology and Life sciences, and has around 50,000+ editorial board members who assure the quality and originality of OMICS scientific journals."
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Last date updated on May, 2014

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