Global eel production has dramatically increased over the last 30 years due to the
expansion of eel farming to meet rising human food demands. More than 45 countries …

Zebrafish is a worldwide used animal model to better understand cultured fish species; thus,
in the last two decades, zebrafish facilities have been created in many aquaculture research …

Rearing density directly impacts fish welfare, which, in turn, affects productivity in
aquaculture. Previous studies have indicated that high-density rearing during sexual …

The significance of DNA methylation in fish sex determination and differentiation is
increasingly being recognized. Exploring the role of DNA methylation in sex determination …

Fish farms are prone to disease outbreaks and stress due to high-density rearing conditions
in tanks and sea cages, adversely affecting growth, reproduction, and metabolism. To …

Biomarkers, as measurable characteristics of normal or pathogenic processes, are used in
the context of human health and to monitor animal welfare and ecosystem status. Epigenetic …

The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of probiotic supplementation and vaccination
on haemato‐biochemical parameters, immune and transcriptomic response of Nile tilapia …

Pacific oysters face recurring outbreaks of Pacific Oyster Mortality Syndrome (POMS), a
polymicrobial multifactorial disease. Although this interaction is increasingly understood, the …

Gravity is one of the most constant environmental factors across Earth's evolution and all
organisms are adapted to it. Consequently, spatial exploration has captured the interest in …

Only a decade has passed since the publication of volume 29 of this Fish Physiology series
in 2010 where, for the first time, it was devoted to a single species: the zebrafish (Danio …