BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES Streptococcus pyogenes (S. pyogenes) is an important cause of pharyngitis. Rapid detection of this microorganism in throat specimens is essential to promptly start antibiotic therapy which could be lead to prevent complications and stop transmission of infection to other individuals. In the present study, fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) was compared with cultu...

streptococcus iniae is one of the most important agents that causes high mortality and losses in rainbow trout farms in iran and the world. these bacteria can affects the consumers and people who deal with aquaculture via affected fish. so, viability of this bacterium in frozen fish and fish product can be useful for health care of consumers. a total of 90 rainbow trout, with average weight of ...

This article presents a control system of a fish farm dealing with intensive fish culture. The control system consists of two parts – automation system and optimization package. The automation system watches and controls environment parameters, fish feeding, etc. and offers more comfort to the maintenance, e.g. in the field of scheduled tasks to be performed or concerning alarms signalling. The...

abstract this research was conducted to study the effects of different light colors on growth indices (growth rate and specific growth rate), feed conversion and survival rate in tiger barb (barbus tetazone) fish for 6 weeks. 120 fish with an average weight 75 ±0.02 were respectively divided in four groups of white, natural, green and blue colors (with three replicates for each treatment). fish...

Fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) is a molecular cytogenetic technique that exploits the availability of recombinant deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) technology. In metaphase FISH, a specific nucleic acid sequence (probe) is bound to the homologous segment on a metaphase chromosome in a fixed preparation on a glass slide. The presence of a region-specific DNA sequence in a nondividing cell ca...