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The fish pathogen Flavobacterium covae causes significant mortality and there is a need to better understand virulence factors that contribute to its pathogenesis. Few highly virulent F. covae strains may be genetically manipulated with existing conjugal transfer methods, therefore the aim of this study was to increase conjugal transfer efficiency and broaden the range of recipient F. covae strains. Different parameters were e...
The Caribbean Through-Flow (CTF) provides a key pathway linking the North Atlantic Subtropical Gyre and the upper limb of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation. Yet, its internal structure and variability remain poorly resolved. Autonomous underwater gliders offer a unique capability to address this gap by collecting high-resolution hydrographic and velocity observations in regions where sampling is sparse. Here, dat...
Public stigma is a society’s negative attitude toward a person or groups of people, self-stigma relates to the internalisation of these negative attitudes, and affiliate stigma is experienced by those associated with a stigmatised group. Both autism and genetic testing results can be stigmatised. This scoping review explored relationships between genetic testing and stigma in autism, to understand any perceived positive or neg...
An Overview of Vaccine Development Strategies for Columnaris‐Causing Bacteria in Cultured FishNARA Subscribed
Columnaris disease, caused by columnaris‐causing bacteria (CCB), affects cultured and wild freshwater fish worldwide. Belonging to the phylum Bacteroidota and the family Flavobacteriaceae, CCB are gram‐negative, yellow‐pigmented bacteria that are presumed ubiquitous in freshwater habitats. Since the first report of the disease in 1922, growth and survival, pathogenesis, and transmission of these pathogens have been intensely r...
Passive acoustic monitoring of fish choruses: a review to inform the development of a monitoring and management toolNARA Subscribed
Passive acoustic monitoring of fish choruses utilises the sounds produced by fish as natural acoustic tags to extract ecologically important information regarding these animals and their respective habitats. Fish produce sounds in association with life functions and many species make these sounds en masse, in choruses. Passive acoustic monitoring of fish choruses can provide data on the spatiotemporal distribution, habitat use...
Aim The urgency for remote, reliable and scalable biodiversity monitoring amidst mounting human pressures on ecosystems has sparked worldwide interest in Passive Acoustic Monitoring (PAM), which can track life underwater and on land. However, we lack a unified methodology to report this sampling effort and a comprehensive overview of PAM coverage to gauge its potential as a global research and monitoring tool. To address this...