… Fish were anesthetized in 250 mg/l MS-222 and injected intraperitoneally with 1 ml of an
IHNV cell culture lysate (mean titer, 10 7.2 plaque forming units/ml). A total of 10 fish from each …

… In summary, our data indicate that the rainbow trout cultured strains in the present … strains,
it is possible that they exhibit high genetic divergence, as established for other cultured strains …

… ruckeri strains CECT 955 (serovar I) and CECT 956 (serovar II) and strain 403/04 isolated
from diseased rainbow trout. Antisera were prepared by intravenous injection of New Zealand …

… strains isolated from rainbow trout at hatchery C were present only in the gill microflora, in
hatchery 0 they were found in the gills, intestine and liver. The normal gill microflora that we …

… -culture strain of rainbow trout at the onset of feeding. The objective of this study was to
determine the effect of a dried yeast culture … strain of rainbow trout during initial hatchery rearing. …

… Adult rainbow trout from each of three aquaculture strains were sampled between August
1995 and March 1996. Twenty-four females and 24 males were sampled from each strain. The …

… culture of salmonid fishes in terms of thermal stress. However, previous trials with Australian,
Japanese, and Argentinean rainbow trout … for other populations and strains of the species. …

… Such population differences may be useful in themselves when selecting a strain for a
particular culture situation and they may also be useful as a source of genetic material for …

… It is believed that most of the rainbow trout strains cultured around the … Since then, numerous
strains of rainbow trout have been … the rainbow trout strains in northern and Eastern Europe. …

… rainbow trout strain in the present study would be observed in a long-term culture at high
temperatures. Such study would lead to new insights in developing rainbow trout strains …