The objective of this study was to better understand the molecular mechanisms which
regulate acclimatory responses and thermal safety margins of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus …

Fish skeletal muscles are composed of spatially well-separated fiber types, namely, red and
white muscles with different physiological functions and metabolism. To compare the DNA …

This study investigated the effect of protein levels (PLs) in dietary feed on the growth
performance, muscle composition, and fiber recruitment in juvenile small yellow croaker …

Argulus is a crustacean branchiuran parasite that causes severe problems in aquaculture
throughout the world. Conventionally, Argulus spp. are identified through the morphological …

Fish are a significant component of the aquatic environment and are crucial in supporting
and maintaining the entire ecological system, thereby making freshwater systems more …

Sturgeons display a slow growth rate and delayed initial sexual maturity, which extends the
captive breeding and conservation processes. To date, few studies have revealed the …

The purpose of the study was to clone the sequences of myogenic regulatory factors in
Acipenser dabryanus and explore the changes in their expression during starvation and …

In aquaculture, nutrition, feed and feeding are critical determinants of growth, physiological
homeostasis, health, survival and flesh quality of the farmed organism. Optimum nutrition is …

Abstract Myogenic Regulatory Factors (MRFs) is involved in the muscle growth and
differentiation. In this study, the cDNA sequence of yellowtail kingfish MRFs genes were …