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P. J. Griffin
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The nature of bacteria pathogenic to fish
A review is made of the progress in research on bacteria which are pathogenic to fish, with particular emphasis on those investigations performed during the past decade. The report includes a critical review of material published; the comments and suggestions are designed to stimulate the initiation of new research projects.
A more comprehensive description of Bacterium salmonicida
The purpose of this study was to establish a set of descriptive data which could be used as a reference or a standard in the identification of Bacterium salmonicida, the cause of furunculosis in fish. Since a complete description of B. salmonicida was not available, bacteriologists were not in a position to identify this microorganism in a manner which would meet the rigorous requirements of present‐day bacteriology. Ten strains of B. salmonicida were employed in these studies. A detailed description is presented which includes the morphological, cultural, and physiological characteristics of B. salmonicida. In addition, various factors such as oxygen, pH, temperature, and composition of media are discussed in terms of their influence on the formation of the melanin‐like pigment which is characteristically produced by this microorganism.
A new adjuvant in the diagnosis of fish furunculosis caused by Bacterium salmonicida
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Further studies on the nutrition of Hemophilus piscium
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Antibiotic treatment of ulcer disease and furunculosis in trout
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Some factors influencing pigment production to Bacterium salmonicida
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Successful treatment of ulcer disease in brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) with terramycin
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Cocarboxylase and adenosine triphosphate as growth factors for Hemophilus piscium
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A unique bacterium pathogenic for warm-blooded and cold-blooded animals
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A new bacterium (Hemophilus piscium n.sp.) from ulcer disease of trout
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