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Viral Diseases of Olive Flounder in Korean Hatcheries
作者姓名:Oh  M.-J  S.-J.  Jung  S.-I.  Kitamura  H.-Y.  Kim  S.Y.  Kang
作者单位:Department of Aqua-Life Medicine, Yosu National University, Dun-Duk Dong 96-1,Yeosu Chunnam 550- 749, Republic of Korea
摘    要:In order to elucidate the state of diseases, especially viral diseases, and to prevent viral diseases from occurring in olive flounder hatcheries, a range of studies, including epidemiological study, were performed from 1997 to 2003. The location of the hatcheries investigated includes several representative sites in the east (Kangnung, Uljin, Pohang, Yangsan, Ulsan, Pusan), south (Wando, Changheung, Goheung, Yeosu, Namhae, Tongyeong, Geoje, Jeju) and west (Seosan, Kunsan, Gochang, Yeongkwang, Mokpo, Chindo) costal areas of the Korea Peninsula. A total of 2000 cases have been examined in 7 years, in which mortality caused by viral agents accounts for 22%, or 446 cases. Mortalities associated with viral infection considerably increased from 14% in 1997 to 27% in 2003. A variety of viral diseases were observed, and the occurrences of viral epidermal hyperplasia, viral ascites and viral deformity, viral nervous necrosis, and hirame rhabdoviral disease are 14%, 51%, 25%, and 8% respectively. By investigating the viral infection of broodstock flounder, the infection rate of marine birnavirus (MABV) in hatcheries was identified to be approximately 30%, therefore, it is highly necessary to acquire and keep non-infected broodstock fishes.

关 键 词:比目鱼  孵卵所  滤过性毒菌  韩国
收稿时间:2005-01-24
修稿时间:2005-10-26

Viral diseases of olive flounder in Korean hatcheries
Oh M.-J S.-J. Jung S.-I. Kitamura H.-Y. Kim S.Y. Kang.Viral Diseases of Olive Flounder in Korean Hatcheries[J].Journal of Ocean University of China,2006,5(1):45-48.
Authors:M -J Oh  S -J Jung  S -I Kitamura  H -Y Kim  S Y Kang
Institution:Department of Aqua-Life Medicine, Yosu National University, Dun-Duk Dong 96-1, Yeosu Chunnam 550-749, Republic of Korea
Abstract:In order to elucidate the state of diseases, especially viral diseases, and to prevent viral diseases from occurring in olive flounder hatcheries, a range of studies, including epidemiological study, were performed from 1997 to 2003. The location of the hatcheries investigated includes several representative sites in the east (Kangnung, Uljin, Pohang, Yangsan, Ulsan, Pusan), south (Wando, Changheung, Goheung, Yeosu, Namhae, Tongyeong, Geoje, Jeju) and west (Seosan, Kunsan, Gochang, Yeongkwang, Mokpo, Chindo) costal areas of the Korea Peninsula. A total of 2000 cases have been examined in 7 years, in which mortality caused by viral agents accounts for 22%, or 446 cases. Mortalities associated with viral infection considerably increased from 14% in 1997 to 27% in 2003. A variety of viral diseases were observed, and the occurrences of viral epidermal hyperplasia, viral ascites and viral deformity, viral nervous necrosis, and hirame rhabdoviral disease are 14%, 51%, 25%, and 8% respectively. By investigating the viral infection of broodstock flounder, the infection rate of marine birnavirus (MABV) in hatcheries was identified to be approximately 30%, therefore, it is highly necessary to acquire and keep non-infected broodstock fishes.
Keywords:flounder  hatchery  viral diseases  Korea  HIRRV  YTAV  MABV  NNV  FHV
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