Atlantic cod juveniles hatched (eggs obtained from Cod Farmers ASA, Norway) at Mørkvedbukta Research Station, University of Nordland, Bodø, Norway in early spring 2011 had a natural outbreak of vibriosis during late summer 2011.
Additional file 7: Differential expression of miRNAs in pituitary, gonads, and liver of Atlantic cod juveniles reared in three temperature regimes.
In fact, previous work from our research group indicates that Atlantic cod juveniles can survive an incremental temperature increase of 1°C every 5 days until temperatures reach ~ 22°C (Gamperl et al., unpublished data).
In this study, juvenile Atlantic cod were subjected to 13 weeks of either 15 or 30% camelina meal (CM -supplemented diets or a CM -supplementedl feediets
Juvenile Atlantic torpedoes are primarily bottom-dwelling and usually found at depths of 10-50 m over sandy or muddy flats, or near coral reefs.
By using microarrays, we compared the genome-wide gene transcription profiles in brains of dominant versus subordinate juvenile Atlantic salmon in presence or absence of a competitive rainbow trout.
By employing microarray analysis of juvenile Atlantic salmon, Roberge et al.
Similar liver pathology has also been described in captive juvenile Atlantic halibut in Atlantic Canada [ 6].
Juvenile Atlantic salmon belonging to the Salmobreed strain were produced and reared at Nofima AS, Sunndalsøra, Norway.
Additional file 4: Heatmap of miRNA expression in 4 organs and tissues of 10 g juvenile Atlantic cod.
Juvenile Atlantic tomcod from a wide range of locations (90 miles) in the Hudson River appear to be resistant to induction of CYP1A mRNA by coplanar PCB congener 77.
