| maternal blood, egg and larval thiamin levels correlate with larval survival in landlocked atlantic salmon. | a link was previously established between the cayuga syndrome, a condition causing 100% mortality in larval landlocked atlantic salmon, salmo salar, in several of new york's finger lakes, and a maternal diet of alewife, alosa pseudoharengus, a non-native thiaminase-rich clupeid fish. we evaluated salmon larvae viability relative to maternal thiamin status, and investigated the putative link of the cayuga syndrome to an alewife diet in fish from the geographic regions outside the finger lakes/low ... | 1998 | 9868194 |
| initial detection and molecular characterization of namaycush herpesvirus (salmonid herpesvirus 5) in lake trout. | a novel herpesvirus was found by molecular methods in samples of lake trout salvelinus namaycush from lake erie, pennsylvania, and lake ontario, keuka lake, and lake otsego, new york. based on pcr amplification and partial sequencing of polymerase, terminase, and glycoprotein genes, a number of isolates were identified as a novel virus, which we have named namaycush herpesvirus (namhv) salmonid herpesvirus 5 (salhv5). phylogenetic analyses of three namhv genes indicated strong clustering with ot ... | 2016 | 26980431 |