… We present for the first time a quantitative molecular screening of dozens of infectious
agents in wild and escaped Atlantic salmon in offshore feeding areas of the Northwest Atlantic …

… infection is more widely distributed than previously assumed. We present seven cases of
complex gill disease in Atlantic salmon … Apoptosis, the hallmark of acute SGPV infection, was …

… Atlantic salmon recognized by extensive inflammation in the heart and skeletal muscle. We
have shown that HSMI can be induced in naïve Atlantic salmon by … is an infectious disease. …

… -year infectious-agent screening program of farmed salmon in … agents (viruses, bacteria,
and eukaryotes) in 2931 Atlantic … We initially screened each sample for 47 infectious agents. …

… of infectious agents has been recorded from wild salmon … infection in an individual fish host
or population does not necessarily indicate a disease outbreak and not all infectious agents …

… of infectious agents and are supported by previous epidemiological studies of infectious
diseases … , environmental factors, and the risk of introducing ISA into an Atlantic salmon sea site. …

… of infectious agents. HABs can induce excess mucus production, small focal thickenings
along the gill filaments and gill haemorrhage. Histologically, the gill pathology associated with …

… infectious agents, considered to potentially cause severe economic losses in Atlantic salmon
… Nevertheless, we summarized the frequency of diagnosed infectious agents by salmon …

… The agent causing ISA has not yet been isolated and characterized. The aims of the present
… the ISA agent in tissues from Atlantic salmon suffering from the disease. Salmon smolts (…

… Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L., was studied at various times after infection with the aetiological
agent of infectious salmon … 7 was most probably due to replication of the infectious agent. …