This study directly demonstrates that sea lice infestation increases susceptibility to infectious salmon anemia virus in Atlantic salmon. It shows that the presence of multiple stressors can significantly impact fish health and immune responses.
Category: Infectious Salmon Anemia (ISA)
Scientists have discovered that fish experiencing stress may be more prone to contracting ISA.
Cortisol and lactate levels in Atlantic salmon Salmo salar developing infectious anaemia (ISA)
Investigates cortisol and lactate levels in salmon with infectious anemia. While not directly about predation, it demonstrates how stress affects fish physiology and health.
Understanding host response to infectious salmon anaemia virus in an Atlantic salmon cell line using single-cell RNA sequencing
Uses single-cell RNA sequencing to study salmon immune responses to viral infection. Provides insights into how stress can affect fish immune function, which could be applied to predator-induced stress.
International Response to Infectious Salmon Anemia: Prevention, Control, and Eradication
Discusses international responses to infectious salmon anemia and provides context for fish health management in aquaculture.
Infectious Salmon Anemia: The Current State of Knowledge Regarding ISAV
Provides background on the Infectious Salmon Anemia virus, including the challenges it poses for salmon aquaculture and currently practiced control strategies.
