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Vibrio anguillarum : ウィキペディア英語版 | Vibrio anguillarum
''Vibrio anguillarum'' is a Gram-negative, curved-rod bacterium with one polar flagellum. It is an important pathogen of cultured salmonid fish, and causes the disease known as vibriosis or red pest of eels. The disease has been observed in salmon, bream, eel, mullet, catfish, and tilapia, amongst others. The organism is most prevalent in late summer in salt or brackish water and transmission is mainly horizontal by direct contact. It is widely distributed across the world. ==Clinical signs and diagnosis== Multiple haemorrhages in the body and skin changes signifying systemic involvement occur. Splenomegaly (enlargement of spleen) may be evident in young fish. Diagnosis relies on culture of ''V. anguillarum'' and the use of monoclonal antibodies.〔(Vibriosis - Fish ) expert reviewed and published by (Wikivet ) accessed 09/10/2011. 〕
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