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A. salmonicida
strain used for
vaccine and/or
challenge
Nature of
vaccine
Method of
administration
Nature of
challenge
Type of
fi sh used
Water
temp. (°C)
Ability of
vaccine to
protect fi sh
Ability of vaccine
to induce antibody
response
Reference
Table 5.3
(continued)
Virulent
Formalised +
therapy with
oxolinic acid
i.p.
Natural
Atlantic salmon
NG
+
NG
Ford et al.
( 1998 )
Passive immunisation
Virulent
Immune serum i.p.
Scarifi cation/
water-borne
Coho salmon (0+
years)
NG
ND
NG
Spence et al.
(
1965 )
Virulent
Immune serum
– rainbow trout
i.p.
Water-borne
Brook trout
12.5
+
ND
Cipriano (1983)
virulent
Immune serum
– Atlantic
salmon
i.p.
Water-borne
Brook trout
12.5
−
ND
Cipriano (1983)
R, virulent strain Immune serum
– rainbow trout
i.p.
Water-borne
Sockeye salmon
10–18
+
+ (1:2048)
McCarthy et al.
( 1983 )
R,
virulent – boiled
As above
i.p.
Water-borne
As above
10–18
−
+ (1:2048)
As above
Virulent
As above
i.p.
Water-borne
As above
10–18
−
+ (1:512)
As above
Virulent
Immune serum
– rabbit
i.p.
i.p.
Coho salmon
NG
+
ND
Olivier et al.
( 1985a )
Virulent (MT028,
MT048)
Immune
serum- rabit
i.p.
i.p.
Rainbow trout
11–14
+
ND
Ellis et al.
(
1988a )
NG
not given, ND
not done, h.i.
hyperosmotic infi ltration
5 Aeromonadaceae Representative (Aeromonas salmonicida)