Aquaculture: Public Health, Regulatory and Management Aspects. Proceedings of the 6th U.S. Food and Drug Administration Science Symposium on Aquaculture Held at New Orleans, Louisiana on February 12-14, 1980

摘要

Contents: Immunological approaches to understanding marine toxins; Paralytic shellfish poisoning in shellfish aquaculture: The state regulatory problem; Preliminary observations on paralytic shellfish poisoning in Central Puget Sound; Shellfish aquaculture and paralytic shellfish poisoning; Progress of shellfish toxin research; Implications of toxic resting cysts for aquaculture; The ocean has its Bezoar, too; Chemotherapy and chemoprophylaxis for control of bacterial diseases of fish; The secretory immune system in fish; An overview of recent advances; Principles of control of diseases of fish and shellfish; Fate and transport of viruses in marine waters; Accumulation and persistence of enteroviruses in blue crabs -- Potential microbiological problems associated with the use of human and animal wastes as a food supplement in aquaculture; Diseases acquired by eating fish and shellfish in the United States; CNP in fish, shellfish, and seawater in Tokyo Bay; Selective breeding programs and genetics as likely impacts on future aquaculture production systems and regulation of aquaculture; The role of the food and drug administration in the approval of new animal drugs; A balanced governmental role in aquaculture.