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Subsequently, two further cod were identified as separate species, the eastern freshwater cod (M. ikei) and the Mary River cod (M. mariensis).
Given this distribution, it is not surprising that the clinical isolate and the larvae from the Pacific cod were identified as P. azarasi, 1 of 2 species found in water near Japan.
In contrast, the non-migratory cod have been identified as a "coastal behavioral type" as they remain in relatively shallow water throughout the course of the year and rarely enter water deeper than 200 m [16; Figure 1] though still may make relatively long distance movements on the continental shelf.
Complex 7 is the next most abundant Rh complex during catalysis, and was identified as a cationic [Rh dcpm)(cod)]+ fragment by comparison of the P NMR spectrum to that of [Rh dcpm)(cod)]BF4 (11).
In cod, STAT1 mRNA was previously identified as being significantly more highly expressed in the brains of fish with a high nodavirus carrier status compared to fish with no/low nodavirus; STAT1 mRNA was also shown to be significantly up-regulated in cod brain 24 and 72 h after IP injection with pIC [ 25].
Through the present investigation a bacterium isolated from slaughterhouse wastewater was identified as Chryseobacterium sp. which successfully stabilized COD as well as ammonium nitrogen.
BDG-2 was identified as a Serratia sp. Under the optimal conditions of 30 °C, pH 9 and DGBE concentration of 2000 mg L−1, the bioaugmented system achieved 96.92% COD removal after 39.9 h.
TB was also identified as the leading communicable CoD in other similar studies, but the estimates attributed to TB were higher than in our findings (12.5%); 36% in Ethiopia and 31% in Nairobi, Kenya (2, 15).
In this work all 3 IRFs (i.e. IRF1, IRF7 and IRF10) that had been previously identified as pIC-responsive in cod [ 22] were shown to be up-regulated in spleen by this viral mimic (Table 1 and 2, Figure 9B, C and D).
A number of SNPs (184) have been identified as putative diagnostic SNPs as they have the potential for use in distinguishing between Western and Eastern Atlantic cod populations, being monomorphic in fish tested from the Eastern Atlantic cod populations (Iceland, Ireland and Norway) but polymorphic in Western Atlantic cod populations (Additional file 3).
