The most common is vibriosis, caused by bacteria of the Vibrio species.

A chronic form of vibriosis was observed primarily during the summer in fish given sublethal doses.

Acute vibriosis disease causes elevation of stress protein 70 in juvenile rainbow trout.

Elevation of stress protein 70 occurs during acute vibriosis disease in juvenile salmonids.

For example, a herd infected with Vibriosis for the first time will show variable infertility depending on joining management.

It causes vibriosis in fish.

The medical condition from eating infected oysters, Vibriosis, can be life-threatening in those with chronic liver disease or weakened immune systems.

Key words: cold-water vibriosis, asymptomatic carrier, fluorescent antibody, fish pathogen.

Cattle producers are being advised to vaccinate their bulls for vibriosis, a disease which can severely reduce herd fertility.

It is responsible for luminous vibriosis, a disease that affects commercially farmed penaeid prawns.

Acute vibriosis increases stress protein 70 in liver and head kidney tissues in juvenile rainbow trout.

Vibriosis, a systemic bacterial infection of marine and estuarine fishes, caused by the Vibrio genus.

Most heifers and cows that recover from vibriosis develop immunity to further infection and will eventually conceive."

Sea bream are generally hardier than sea bass which tend to be more susceptible to skin damage and Vibriosis infection.

It is an important pathogen of cultured salmonid fish, and causes the disease known as vibriosis or red pest of eels.

Heifers are most at risk from vibriosis because they tend to have a lower natural immunity to vibriosis than older cows.

An unusual form of Vibrio anguillarum, causative agent of vibriosis, in British Columbia.

In a recent investigation in Central Queensland where vibriosis was detected, only three heifers in a draft of 30 had returned positive pregnancies.

Vibriosis (Vibrio spp.)

There the bison are vaccinated for parasites, infectious bovine rhino tracheitis, clostridium and bovine vibriosis.

V. harveyi is a pathogen of several aquatic animals, and is notable as a cause of luminous vibriosis in shrimp (prawns)

Polyclonal antisera raised in rabbits to strains representing the two most common serotypes causing Vibriosis in fish in North America were used.

Genetic variation in disease resistance and growth of chinook, coho, and chum salmon with respect to vibriosis, furunculosis, and bacterial kidney disease.

On the basis of our results, and additional information available about cold-water vibriosis caused by the bacterium V. salmonicida, an asymptomatic carrier state of the disease is proposed.

Three fish vaccines developed at/in collaboration with the Institute of Aquaculture have been commercialised (Vibriosis, Enteric Red Mouth and Furunculosis).