| assessment of the antimicrobial sensitivity of aeromonas salmonicida isolates from farmed atlantic salmon in scotland. | sixty-five isolates of aeromonas salmonicida were assessed for antimicrobial sensitivity by disc diffusion tests and the results compared with the minimum inhibitory concentration for each isolate. the results demonstrated that disc diffusion, using a standard technique, may be used to categorize isolates as sensitive or resistant provided that the corresponding minimum inhibitory concentrations are known. | 1993 | 8310605 |
| a comparison of modelling approaches to assess the transmission of pathogens between scottish fish farms: the role of hydrodynamics and site biomass. | scotland is the largest atlantic salmon (salmo salar) producer in the eu with an output of over 150,000 t, contributing over £500 million annually towards the economy. production continues to increase, predominantly due to the increase in output per farm and reduction in losses due to infectious diseases. farms are grouped within disease management areas whose boundaries are defined by where the closest pair of farms is separated by more than twice the tidal excursion distance (te) tidal excursi ... | 2013 | 23218659 |