우리나라 양식 넙치(Paralichthys olivaceus) 육성어와 종묘의 지역별 Kudoa septempunctata 감염 현황
Monitoring Kudoa septempunctata in Cultured Olive Flounder Paralichthys olivaceus in Different Regions of Korea in 2013
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A nationwide survey was conducted to study the rate of Kudoa septempunctata parasitization in cultured olive flounder,Paralichthys olivaceus, in Korea in 2013. Of 1107 olive flounder sampled randomly from 89 culture farms infive different regions in Korea, K. septempunctata was detected only in Jeju, where 10 of 318 fish (3.14%) were PCRpositive, with genomic concentrations of 4.67×105 to 1.48×1011 rDNA copies/g by real-time PCR. Of the ten Kudoapositivefish, K. septempunctata spores with 5-7 polar capsules were detected only in four fish. No samples of K. septempunctata were detected in olive flounder from the other regions surveyed. Furthermore, K. septempunctata wasnot detected in 326 samples of olive flounder seeds sampled from 39 hatcheries in seven different regions in Korea. Threfore, the parasite infection is restricted to Jeju and K. septempunctata infection is not spread from hatcheries
Abstract
A nationwide survey was conducted to study the rate of Kudoa septempunctata parasitization in cultured olive flounder,Paralichthys olivaceus, in Korea in 2013. Of 1107 olive flounder sampled randomly from 89 culture farms infive different regions in Korea, K. septempunctata was detected only in Jeju, where 10 of 318 fish (3.14%) were PCRpositive, with genomic concentrations of 4.67×105 to 1.48×1011 rDNA copies/g by real-time PCR. Of the ten Kudoapositivefish, K. septempunctata spores with 5-7 polar capsules were detected only in four fish. No samples of K. septempunctata were detected in olive flounder from the other regions surveyed. Furthermore, K. septempunctata wasnot detected in 326 samples of olive flounder seeds sampled from 39 hatcheries in seven different regions in Korea. Therefore, the parasite infection is restricted to Jeju and K. septempunctata infection is not spread from hatcheries
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