Health & Welfare
Researchers use environmental RNA to detect fish stress and disease in aquaculture
Researchers are developing eRNA-based tests to detect fish stress and disease from water samples, offering faster, noninvasive monitoring.
Fisheries
Studies in Australia and Japan show how DNA testing improves fish identification and helps track species distributions amid climate change.
Health & Welfare
Researchers are developing eRNA-based tests to detect fish stress and disease from water samples, offering faster, noninvasive monitoring.
Innovation & Investment
New environmental DNA method may enable faster, cheaper seabed monitoring, shifting how salmon farms and regulators assess ecological impact.
Health & Welfare
This article presents the results of a study using environmental DNA methodology for the early detection and quantification of various pathogens in farmed barramundi, where the technique showed to be a powerful and novel tool to predict fish mortalities.