… The parasitic ciliate Cryptocaryon irritans, which infects almost all marine fish species …
Cryptocaryon irritans, an obligate ectoparasitic ciliate pathogen of marine fishes, was first …

… Cryptocaryon irritans is one of the most common and destructive protozoan pathogens of
marine fishes. It is a holotrichous ciliate and causes a disease referred to as “marine white spot …

… Cryptocaryon irritans Brown, 1951 causes 'white spot' disease of marine fishes. It is an important
pathogen … Cryptocaryon irritans exhibits low host specificity when fish are confined and …

… Cryptocaryon irritans has broad host specificity and can infect almost all marine teleost fish,
and it causes marine ‘white spot disease’ in tropical and subtropical regions. Although it can …

… 6 species were collected from Site 1 Our interest in Cryptocaryon irritans stems from our …
Cryptocaryon irritans (Ciliophora) using the grey mullet Chelon labrosus as an experimental host…

… favors the probability of a pathogen locating the host. Cryptocaryoniasis in cages, however,
… hosts and the aquaculture site to the parasite. Wright & Colorni (2002) described C. irritans …

… Cryptocaryon irritans is an obligate ectoparasitic ciliate pathogen of marine fishes. It can infect
most … irritans must be cultured in host fish, and we recently demonstrated that nonspecific …

… irritans has low host specificity and can infect a taxonomically broad host range, including
both … in lower eukaryotic pathogens [40] and is therefore well-suited for repeat analysis in C. …

… A standardized method to propagate Cryptocaryon irritans on a susceptible host pompano
Trachinotus ovatus. Aquaculture, 258(1–4): 127–133 Diamant A, Issar G, Colorni A, et al. 1991…

… irritans occur along the coast of southeast Queensland. Cryptocaryon irritans Brown, 1951
… It is a major pathogen and exhibits low host specificity when fish are confined. In these cases …