Oil Spill: A List of Journal Articles
After the oil spill in Guimaras, so many people have become
interested on oil spill, particularly the students and
researchers.
To help them on this problem, this writer gathered some journal
articles on this topic.
The following articles were culled from the PubMed Central website.
(see the url in my previous posting.)
Almost all of them provide full text articles—free!
I hope that this list will help our students and researchers.
1. Robust Hydrocarbon Degradation and Dynamics of Bacterial
Communities during Nutrient-Enhanced Oil Spill Bioremediation.
Röling WF, Milner MG, Jones DM, Lee K, Daniel F, Swannell RJ, Head
IM.Appl Environ Microbiol. 2002 Nov; 68(11): 5537-5548.
PMCID: 129918
2: Microbial Population Changes during Bioremediation of an
Experimental Oil Spill. MacNaughton SJ, Stephen JR, Venosa AD, Davis GA, Chang YJ, White DC. Appl Environ Microbiol. 1999 Aug; 65(8): 3566-3574.
PMCID: 91535
3: Molecular Taxonomy of the Trichophyton rubrum Complex.
Gräser Y, Kuijpers AF, Presber W, de Hoog GS. J Clin Microbiol. 2000 Sep; 38(9): 3329-3336. PMCID: 87382
4: Effect of oil and dispersant on growth and chlorophyll a content
of the marine microalga Tetraselmis suecica. Fabregas J, Herrero C, Veiga M.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 1984 Feb; 47(2): 445-447. PMCID: 239695
5: In Katrina's Wake. Manuel J. Environ Health Perspect. 2006 Jan; 114(1): A32-A39.
PMCID: 1332683
6: Effects of Surfactant Mixtures, Including Corexit 9527, on
Bacterial Oxidation of Acetate and Alkanes in Crude Oil. Bruheim P, Bredholt H, Eimhjellen K. Appl Environ Microbiol. 1999 Apr; 65(4): 1658-1661. PMCID: 91234
7: Psychosocial assistance after environmental accidents: a policy
perspective. Becker SM. Environ Health Perspect. 1997 Dec; 105(Suppl 6): 1557-1563.
PMCID: 1469933
8: Biodegradation of crude oil by Pseudomonas aeruginosa in the
presence of rhamnolipids. Zhang GL, Wu YT, Qian XP, Meng Q. J Zhejiang Univ Sci B. 2005 Aug; 6(8): 725-730. published online before print July 29, 2005
PMCID: 1389852
9: Toxic effect of water-soluble fractions of crude, refined, and
weathered oils on the growth of a marine bacterium. Griffin LF, Calder JA.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 1977 May; 33(5): 1092-1096. PMCID: 170832
10: Bioremediation Potential of Terrestrial Fuel Spills. Song HG, Wang X, Bartha R.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 1990 Mar; 56(3): 652-656. PMCID: 183400
11: A biomarker approach to assessing xenobiotic exposure in
Atlantic tomcod from the North American Atlantic coast.
Wirgin II, Grunwald C, Courtenay S, Kreamer GL, Reichert WL, Stein
JE. Environ Health Perspect. 1994 Sep; 102(9): 764-770.
PMCID: 1567161
12: Cinnamon oil burn. Sparks T. West J Med. 1985 Jun; 142(6): 835.
PMCID: 1306205
13: Bacterial Community Dynamics and Hydrocarbon Degradation during
a Field-Scale Evaluation of Bioremediation on a Mudflat Beach
Contaminated with Buried Oil. Röling WF, Milner MG, Jones DM, Fratepietro F, Swannell RP, Daniel F, Head IM. Appl Environ Microbiol. 2004 May; 70(5): 2603-2613.
PMCID: 404410
14: Oil degradation in soil. Raymond RL, Hudson JO, Jamison VW.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 1976 Apr; 31(4): 522-535. PMCID: 169815
15: Field evaluations of marine oil spill bioremediation.
Swannell RP, Lee K, McDonagh M. Microbiol Rev. 1996 Jun; 60(2): 342-365.
PMCID: 239447
16: Effect of iron on the biodegradation of petroleum in seawater.
Dibble JT, Bartha R. Appl Environ Microbiol. 1976 Apr; 31(4): 544-550.
PMCID: 169817
17: Field Observations on the Acute Effect of Crude Oil on Glucose
and Glutamate Uptake in Samples Collected from Arctic and Subarctic
Waters. Griffiths RP, McNamara TM, Caldwell BA, Morita RY.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 1981 Jun; 41(6): 1400-1406. PMCID: 243930
18: Long-term impacts of the Exxon Valdez oil spill on sea otters,
assessed through age-dependent mortality patterns.
Monson DH, Doak DF, Ballachey BE, Johnson A, Bodkin JL.
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2000 Jun 6; 97(12): 6562-6567. published
online before print May 23, 2000. PMCID: 18659
19: Interactions between marine bacteria and dissolved-phase and
beached hydrocarbons after the Exxon Valdez oil spill. Button DK, Robertson BR, McIntosh D, Jüttner F. Appl Environ Microbiol. 1992 Jan; 58(1): 243-251.
PMCID: 195199
20: Microbial degradation of hydrocarbons in the environment.
Leahy JG, Colwell RR. Microbiol Rev. 1990 Sep; 54(3): 305-315.
PMCID: 372779
21: Effect of Amendments on the Microbial Utilization of Oil Applied
to Soil. Jobson A, McLaughlin M, Cook FD, Westlake DW. Appl Microbiol. 1974 Jan; 27(1): 166-171. PMCID: 379987
22: Session summaries and discussion. [No authors listed]
Environ Health Perspect. 1982 Dec; 46: 229-241. PMCID: 1569030
23: Dissolved Hydrocarbons and Related Microflora in a Fjordal
Seaport: Sources, Sinks, Concentrations, and Kinetics. Button DK, Robertson BR, Craig KS. Appl Environ Microbiol. 1981 Oct; 42(4): 708-719.
PMCID: 244088
24: Characterization of microbial isolates from an estuarine
ecosystem: relationship of hydrocarbon utilization to ambient
hydrocarbon concentrations.
Buckley EN, Jonas RB, Pfaender FK.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 1976 Aug; 32(2): 232-237.
PMCID: 170041
25: State of research: environmental pathways and food chain
transfer.
Vaughan BE.
Environ Health Perspect. 1984 Mar; 54: 353-371.
PMCID: 1568158
26: Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor–Independent Toxicity of Weathered
Crude Oil during Fish Development.
Incardona JP, Carls MG, Teraoka H, Sloan CA, Collier TK, Scholz NL.
Environ Health Perspect. 2005 Dec; 113(12): 1755-1762. published
online before print August 10, 2005
PMCID: 1315066
27: Microbial degradation of oil spills enhanced by a slow-release
fertilizer.
Olivieri R, Bacchin P, Robertiello A, Oddo N, Degen L, Tonolo A.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 1976 May; 31(5): 629-634.
PMCID: 291167
28: Association between health information, use of protective
devices and occurrence of acute health problems in the Prestige oil
spill clean-up in Asturias and Cantabria (Spain): a cross-sectional
study.
Carrasco JM, Lope V, Pérez-Gómez B, Aragonés N, Suárez B, López-
Abente G, Rodríguez-Artalejo F, Pollán M.
BMC Public Health. 2006; 6: 1. published online before print January
3, 2006
PMCID: 1368965
29: Microbial populations and hydrocarbon biodegradation potentials
in fertilized shoreline sediments affected by the T/V Exxon Valdez
oil spill.
Lindstrom JE, Prince RC, Clark JC, Grossman MJ, Yeager TR, Braddock
JF, Brown EJ.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 1991 Sep; 57(9): 2514-2522.
PMCID: 183612
30: Inhibition of light-induced pH increase and O2 evolution of
marine microalgae by water-soluble components of crude and refined
oils.
Armstrong JE, Calder JA.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 1978 May; 35(5): 858-862.
PMCID: 242942
31: Healthy environments for healthy people: bioremediation today
and tomorrow.
Bonaventura C, Johnson FM.
Environ Health Perspect. 1997 Feb; 105(Suppl 1): 5-20.
PMCID: 1470315
32: Sequential Growth of Bacteria on Crude Oil.
Horowitz A, Gutnick D, Rosenberg E.
Appl Microbiol. 1975 Jul; 30(1): 10-19.
PMCID: 187105
33: Principles and problems of environmental pollution of
groundwater resources with case examples from developing countries.
Egboka BC, Nwankwor GI, Orajaka IP, Ejiofor AO.
Environ Health Perspect. 1989 Nov; 83: 39-68.
PMCID: 1474579
34: Acute health effects of the Tasman Spirit oil spill on residents
of Karachi, Pakistan.
Janjua NZ, Kasi PM, Nawaz H, Farooqui SZ, Khuwaja UB, Najam-ul-
Hassan, Jafri SN, Lutfi SA, Kadir MM, Sathiakumar N.
BMC Public Health. 2006; 6: 84. published online before print April
3, 2006
PMCID: 1484477
35: Freeze-drying equipment for large-scale laboratory use.
Record BR, Taylor R.
Biochem J. 1958 Mar; 68(3): 420-430.
PMCID: 1200372
36: Bacteria Belonging to the Genus Cycloclasticus Play a Primary
Role in the Degradation of Aromatic Hydrocarbons Released in a
Marine Environment.
Kasai Y, Kishira H, Harayama S.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 2002 Nov; 68(11): 5625-5633.
PMCID: 129893
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37: Effects of No. 2 Fuel Oil, Nigerian Crude Oil, and Used
Crankcase Oil on Attached Algal Communities: Acute and Chronic
Toxicity of Water-Soluble Constituents.
Bott TL, Rogenmuser K.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 1978 Nov; 36(5): 673-682.
PMCID: 243120
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38: Stimulation of Lipase Production During Bacterial Growth on
Alkanes.
Breuil C, Shindler DB, Sijher JS, Kushner DJ.
J Bacteriol. 1978 Feb; 133(2): 601-606.
PMCID: 222064
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39: Bioremediation (Natural Attenuation and Biostimulation) of
Diesel-Oil-Contaminated Soil in an Alpine Glacier Skiing Area.
Margesin R, Schinner F.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 2001 Jul; 67(7): 3127-3133.
PMCID: 92991
Abstract Full Text PDF-126K
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40: Effect of Four Dispersants on Biodegradation and Growth of
Bacteria on Crude Oil.
Mulkins-Phillips GJ, Stewart JE.
Appl Microbiol. 1974 Oct; 28(4): 547-552.
PMCID: 186769
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41: Microbial degradation of petroleum hydrocarbons: an
environmental perspective.
Atlas RM.
Microbiol Rev. 1981 Mar; 45(1): 180-209.
PMCID: 281502
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42: Recent Advances in Petroleum Microbiology.
Van Hamme JD, Singh A, Ward OP.
Microbiol Mol Biol Rev. 2003 Dec; 67(4): 503-549.
PMCID: 309048
Abstract Full Text PDF-461K
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43: Petroleum Pollution Bioremediation Using Water-Insoluble Uric
Acid as the Nitrogen Source.
Koren O, Knezevic V, Ron EZ, Rosenberg E.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 2003 Oct; 69(10): 6337-6339.
PMCID: 201234
Abstract Full Text PDF-429K
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44: Environmental factors influencing the rate of hydrocarbon
oxidation in temperate lakes.
Ward DM, Brock TD.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 1976 May; 31(5): 764-772.
PMCID: 291192
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45: EHPnet: International Maritime Organization.
Dooley EE.
Environ Health Perspect. 2006 Apr; 114(4): A219.
PMCID: 1440799
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46: The bacterial nucleus: a history.
Brock TD.
Microbiol Rev. 1988 Dec; 52(4): 397-411.
PMCID: 373156
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47: Evaluation of Inoculum Addition To Stimulate In Situ
Bioremediation of Oily-Sludge-Contaminated Soil.
Mishra S, Jyot J, Kuhad RC, Lal B.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 2001 Apr; 67(4): 1675-1681.
PMCID: 92784
Abstract Full Text PDF-351K
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48: Methods for and approaches to evaluating susceptibility of
ecological systems to hazardous chemicals.
Burger J.
Environ Health Perspect. 1997 Jun; 105(Suppl 4): 843-848.
PMCID: 1470053
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49: Protozoa in Subsurface Sediments from Sites Contaminated with
Aviation Gasoline or Jet Fuel.
Sinclair JL, Kampbell DH, Cook ML, Wilson JT.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 1993 Feb; 59(2): 467-472.
PMCID: 202128
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50: Interleukin-1-induced anorexia in the rat. Influence of
prostaglandins.
Hellerstein MK, Meydani SN, Meydani M, Wu K, Dinarello CA.
J Clin Invest. 1989 Jul; 84(1): 228-235.
PMCID: 303974
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51: Composition of Toluene-Degrading Microbial Communities from Soil
at Different Concentrations of Toluene.
Hubert C, Shen Y, Voordouw G.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 1999 Jul; 65(7): 3064-3070.
PMCID: 91457
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52: Every breath you take.
Kumar S.
BMJ. 2004 Apr 3; 328(7443): 787.
PMCID: 383367
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53: Energy-spilling reactions of Streptococcus bovis and resistance
of its membrane to proton conductance.
Cook GM, Russell JB.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 1994 Jun; 60(6): 1942-1948.
PMCID: 201584
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54: A method for separating according to mass a mixture of
macromolecules or small particles suspended in a fluid, 3.
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Berg HC, Purcell EM.
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 1967 Nov; 58(5): 1821-1828.
PMCID: 223867
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55: Response of Archaeal Communities in Beach Sediments to Spilled
Oil and Bioremediation.
Röling WF, Couto de Brito IR, Swannell RP, Head IM.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 2004 May; 70(5): 2614-2620.
PMCID: 404411
Abstract Full Text PDF-508K
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56: Measurements of mitochondrial volumes are affected by the amount
of mitochondria used in the determinations.
Cohen NS, Cheung CW, Raijman L.
Biochem J. 1987 Jul 15; 245(2): 375-379.
PMCID: 1148132
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57: Stimulation of Single Isolated Adult Ventricular Myocytes within
a Low Volume Using a Planar Microelectrode Array.
Klauke N, Smith GL, Cooper J.
Biophys J. 2003 Sep; 85(3): 1766-1774.
PMCID: 1303350
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58: Male reproductive health and environmental xenoestrogens.
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PMCID: 1469672
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59: In Vitro Microbial Degradation of Bituminous Hydrocarbons and In
Situ Colonization of Bitumen Surfaces Within the Athabasca Oil Sands
Deposit.
Wyndham RC, Costerton JW.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 1981 Mar; 41(3): 791-800.
PMCID: 243776
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60: 12th meeting of the Scientific Group on Methodologies for the
Safety Evaluation of Chemicals: susceptibility to environmental
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Barrett JC, Vainio H, Peakall D, Goldstein BD.
Environ Health Perspect. 1997 Jun; 105(Suppl 4): 699-737.
PMCID: 1470055
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61: A basolateral lactate/H+ co-transporter in Madin-Darby Canine
Kidney (MDCK) cells.
Rosenberg SO, Fadil T, Schuster VL.
Biochem J. 1993 Jan 1; 289(Pt 1): 263-268.
PMCID: 1132159
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62: Analysis of Bacterial Community Structure in Sulfurous-Oil-
Containing Soils and Detection of Species Carrying Dibenzothiophene
Desulfurization (dsz) Genes.
Duarte GF, Rosado AS, Seldin L, de Araujo W, van Elsas JD.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 2001 Mar; 67(3): 1052-1062.
PMCID: 92694
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63: Comparative visualization for comprehensive two-dimensional gas
chromatography.
Hollingsworth BV, Reichenbach SE, Tao Q, Visvanathan A.
J Chromatogr A. Author manuscript; available in PMC 2006 September
12.
PMCID: 1564068
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64: Ecosystem health as a clinical rotation for senior students in
Canadian veterinary schools.
Ribble C, Hunter B, Larivière N, Bélanger D, Wobeser G, Daoust PY,
Leighton T, Waltner-Toews D, Davidson J, Spangler E, Nielsen O.
Can Vet J. 1997 Aug; 38(8): 485-490.
PMCID: 1576815
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65: Composition of Soil Microbial Communities Enriched on a Mixture
of Aromatic Hydrocarbons.
Greene EA, Kay JG, Jaber K, Stehmeier LG, Voordouw G.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 2000 Dec; 66(12): 5282-5289.
PMCID: 92457
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66: Identification of Disulfides from the Biodegradation of
Dibenzothiophene.
Bressler DC, Fedorak PM.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 2001 Nov; 67(11): 5084-5093.
PMCID: 93275
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67: George Justice Race, MD, PhD, MSPH: a conversation with the
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Justice Race G.
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68: Acquisition of a deliberately introduced phenol degradation
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69: Modeling multiphase migration of organic chemicals in
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Abriola LM.
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PMCID: 1474577
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70: Possibilities of detecting health effects by studies of
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Buffler PA, Crane M, Key MM.
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71: Proteomic Insights into Metabolic Adaptations in Alcanivorax
borkumensis Induced by Alkane Utilization.
Sabirova JS, Ferrer M, Regenhardt D, Timmis KN, Golyshin PN.
J Bacteriol. 2006 Jun; 188(11): 3763-3773.
PMCID: 1482905
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72: Coupling Aggressive Mass Removal with Microbial Reductive
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Assessment.
Christ JA, Ramsburg CA, Abriola LM, Pennell KD, Löffler FE.
Environ Health Perspect. 2005 Apr; 113(4): 465-477. published online
before print December 8, 2004
PMCID: 1278488
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97: The distribution of sodium and potassium in amphibian embryos
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Tilapia Bibliography, 2006-February 2008
Tilapia: Bibliography, 2006-2008
Compiled by
Melchor F. Cichon
February 19, 2008
Last updated: March 13, 2008
INTRODUCTION
Tilapia is one of the most cultured fishes in the Philippines. It was first introduced in the Philippines in the 1970s. The first species of tilapia in the Philippines was the Oreochromis mossambicus from Indonesia through Thailand.
In 2000, the Philippine total tilapia production was 82,601 metric tons.
This bibliography includes 182 articles published from 2006 to February 2008 to help students and researchers in their research works.
The items are arranged alphabetically by author.
Two indexes are available at the end of the list: Author index and subject index.
The number mentioned in the index refers to the Item Number of the list, not the Page Number.
1. Abad Z. Gonzalez R. Mendoza I. Oliva A. Pinientel E. Pimentel R. Martinez R. Estrada MP. Ramirez Y. Arenal A. Production of a high percentage of male offspring in growth-enhanced transgenic tilapia using Oreochromis aureus ZZ selected pseudofemales. Aquaculture. 270(1-4):541-545, 2007 Sep 28.
2. Abdallah AMA. El-Greisy ZA. Organochlorines and PCBs in Tilapia zillii from Lake El-Manzala, Egypt. [Article] Chemistry & Ecology. 22(3):219-224, 2006 Jun.
3. Abdel-Tawwab M. Mousa MAA. Ahmad MH. Sakr SFM. The use of calcium pre-exposure as a protective agent against environmental copper toxicity for juvenile Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus (L.). Aquaculture. 264(1-4):236-246, 2007 Apr 6.
4. Acosta J. Morales R. Morales A. Alonso M. Estrada MP. Pichia pastoris expressing recombinant tilapia growth hormone accelerates the growth of tilapia. Biotechnology Letters. 29(11):1671-1676, 2007 Nov.
5. Adepo-Gourene B. Gourene G. Agnese JF. Genetic identification of hybrids between two autochthonous tilapia species, Tilapia zillii and Tilapia guineensis, in the man-made lake Ayame. [Article] Aquatic Living Resources. 19(3):239-245, 2006 Jul-Sep.
6. Aguiar AC. Morais DR. Santos LP. Stevanato FB. Visentainer JEL. de Souza NE. Visentainer JV. Effect of flaxseed oil in diet on fatty acid composition in the liver of Nile Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus). Archivos Latinoamericanos de Nutricion. 57(3):273-277, 2007 Sep.
7. Aizen J. Kasuto H. Levavi-Sivan B. Development of specific enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay for determining LH and FSH levels in tilapia, using recombinant gonadotropins. General & Comparative Endocrinology. 153(1-3):323-332, 2007 Aug-Sep.
8. Alexander ELR. Dooley KC. Pohajdak B. Xu BY. Wright JR. Things we have learned from tilapia islet xenotransplantation [Review]. [Review] General & Comparative Endocrinology. 148(2):125-131, 2006 Sep 1.
9. Amirkolaie AK. Verreth JAJ. Schrama JW. Effect of gelatinization degree and
inclusion level of dietary starch on the characteristics of digesta and faeces in Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus (L.)). [Article] Aquaculture. 260(1-4):194-205, 2006 Sep 29
10. Avitan A. Zelinger E. Levavi-Sivan B. Homologous desensitization and visualization of the tilapia GnRH type 3 receptor. General & Comparative Endocrinology. 153(1-3):182-188, 2007 Aug-Sep.
11. Bahurmiz OM. Ng WK. Effects of dietary palm oil source on growth, tissue fatty acid composition and nutrient digestibility of red hybrid tilapia, Oreochromis sp., raised from stocking to marketable size. Aquaculture. 262(2-4):382-392, 2007 Feb
28.
12. Benoy KBA. Little DC. Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) seed production in irrigated rice-fields in Northwest Bangladesh-an approach appropriate for poorer farmers?. [Article] Aquaculture. 261(1):72-79, 2006 Nov 16.
13. Berishvili G. Shved N. Eppler E. Clota F. Baroiller JF. Reinecke M. Organ-specific expression of IGF-I during early development of bony fish as revealed in the tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus, by in situ hybridization and immunohistochemistry: indication for the particular importance of local IGF-I. [Article] Cell & Tissue Research. 325(2):287-301, 2006 Aug.
14. Bettini S. Ciani F. Franceschini V. Recovery of the olfactory receptor neurons in the African Tilapia mariae following exposure to low copper level. [Article] Aquatic Toxicology. 76(3-4):321-328, 2006 Mar 10.
15. Bezault E. Clota F. Derivaz M. Chevassus B. Baroiller JF. Sex determination and temperature-induced sex differentiation in three natural populations of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) adapted to extreme temperature conditions. Aquaculture. 272(Suppl 1):S3-S16, 2007.
16. Bhandari RK. Nakamura M. Kobayashi T. Nagahama Y. Suppression of steroidogenic enzyme expression during androgen-induced sex reversal in Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus). [Article] General & Comparative Endocrinology. 145(1):20-24, 2006 Jan 1.
17. Bhujel RC. Little DC. Hossain A. Reproductive performance and the growth of pre-stunted and normal Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) broodfish at varying feeding rates. Aquaculture. 273(1):71-79, 2007 Nov 30.
18. Blanco JA. Barandica JCN. Viloria EA. ENSO and the rise and fall of a tilapia fishery in northern Colombia. Fisheries Research. 88(1-3):100-108, 2007 Dec.
19. Borgeson TL. Racz VJ. Wilkie DC. White LJ. Drew MD. Effect of replacing fishmeal and oil with simple or complex mixtures of vegetable ingredients in diets fed to Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus). [Article] Aquaculture Nutrition. 12(2):141-149, 2006 Apr.
20. Brooks C. Hwang G. Maclean N. Transgene activity following somatic transgenesis in Nile tilapia Oreochromis niloticus. Journal of Fish Biology. 70(Suppl B):234-247, 2007 Apr.
21. Bwanika GN. Murie DJ. Chapman LJ. Comparative age and growth of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus L.) in lakes Nabugabo and Wamala, Uganda. Hydrobiologia. 589:287-301, 2007 Sep.
22. Carpio Y. Acosta J. Morales A. Herrera F. Gonzalez LJ. Estrada MP. Cloning, expression and growth promotiing action of red tilapia (Oreochromis sp.) neuropeptide Y. [Article] Peptides. 27(4):710-718, 2006 Apr.
23. Cavalheiro JMO. de Souza EO. Bora PS. Utilization of shrimp industry waste in the formulation of tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus Linnaeus) feed. [Article] Bioresource Technology. 98(3):602-606, 2007 Feb
24. Chandrasekara LWHU. Pathiratne A. Body size-related differences in the inhibition of brain acetylcholinesterase activity in juvenile Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) by chlorpyrifos and carbosulfan. Ecotoxicology & Environmental Safety. 67(1):109-119, 2007 May
25. Chang JCH. Wu SM. Tseng YC. Lee YC. Baba O. Hwang PP. Regulation of glycogen metabolism in gills and liver of the euryhaline tilapia (Oreochromis mossambicus) during acclimation to seawater. Journal of Experimental Biology. 210(19):3494-3504, 2007 Oct 1.
26. Charo-Karisa H. Bovenhuis H. Rezk MA. Ponzoni RW. van Arendonk JAM. Komen H. Phenotypic and genetic parameters for body measurements, reproductive traits and gut length of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) selected for growth in low-input earthen ponds. Aquaculture. 273(1):15-23, 2007 Nov 30.
27. Charo-Karisa H. Komen H. Reynolds S. Rezk MA. Ponzoni RW. Bovenhuis H. Genetic and environmental factors affecting growth of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) juveniles: Modelling spatial correlations between hapas. [Article] Aquaculture. 255(1-4):586-596, 2006 May 31
28. Charo-Karisa H. Komen H. Rezk MA. Ponzoni RW. van Arendonk JAM. Bovenhuis H. Heritability estimates and response to selection for growth of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) in low-input earthen ponds. [Article] Aquaculture. 261(2):479-486, 2006 Nov 24.
29. Chen MHC. Li YH. Chang Y. Hu SY. Gong HY. Lin GH. Chen TT. Wu JL. Co-induction of hepatic IGF-I and progranulin mRNA by growth hormone in tilapia, Oreochromis mossambiccus. [Article] General & Comparative Endocrinology. 150(2):212-218, 2007 Jan 15
30. Chen TY. Pan BS. Ex vivo inhibitory effect on tilapia LDL oxidation and hypolipidemia properties of Glycine tomentella root extract. Comparative Biochemistry & Physiology. Part A, Molecular & Integrative Physiology. 148(1):189-195, 2007 Sep.
31. Chowdhury MAK. Yi Y. Lin CK. El-Haroun ER. Effect of salinity on carrying capacity of adult Nile tilapia Oreochromis niloticus L. in recirculating systems. [Article] Aquaculture Research. 37(16):1627-1635, 2006 Dec 1.
32. Chu PS. Lopez M. Serfling S. Gieseker C. Reimschuessel R. Determination of 17 alpha-methyltestosterone in muscle tissues of tilapia, rainbow trout, and salmon using liquid chromatography-Tandem mass spectrometry. [Article] Journal of Agricultural & Food Chemistry. 54(9):3193-3198, 2006 May 3.
33. Chukwu LO. Okpe HA. Differential response of Tilapia guineensis fingerlings to inorganic fertilizer under various salinity regimes. [Article] Journal of Environmental Biology. 27(4):687-690, 2006 Oct.
34. Coimbra AM. Figueiredo-Fernandes A. Reis-Henriques MA. Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus), liver morphology, CYP1A activity and thyroid hormones after Endosulfan dietary exposure. Pesticide Biochemistry & Physiology. 89(3):230-236, 2007 Nov.
35. Coimbra AM. Reis-Henriques MA. Tilapia larvae aroclor 1254 exposure: Effects on gonads and circulating thyroid hormones during adulthood. Bulletin of Environmental Contamination & Toxicology. 79(5):488-493, 2007 Nov.
36. de Souza NE. Matsushita M. de Oliveira CC. Franco MRB. Visentainer JV. Manipulation of fatty acid composition of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) fillets with flaxseed oil. Journal of the Science of Food & Agriculture. 87(9):1677-1681, 2007 Jul.
37. Delicio HC. Luchiari AC. Barreto RE. Marcondes AL. Testing time-place learning in the cichlid fish Nile tilapia. [Article] Journal of Ethology. 24(2):195-200, 2006 Apr.
38. Desprez D. Briand C. Hoareau MC. Melard C. Bosc P. Baroiller JF. Study of sex ratio in progeny of a complex Oreochromis hybrid, the Florida red tilapia. [Article] Aquaculture. 251(2-4):231-237, 2006 Feb 28.
39. El-Haroun ER. Goda AMAS. Chowdhury MAK. Effect of dietary probiotic Biogen((R)) supplementation as a growth promoter on growth performance and feed utilization of Nile tilapia Oreochromis niloticus (L.). [Article] Aquaculture Research. 37(14):1473-1480, 2006 Oct 20.
40. El-Sayed AFM. Kawanna M. Effects of photoperiod on growth and spawning efficiency of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus L.) broodstock in a recycling system. Aquaculture Research. 38(12):1242-1247, 2007 Sep 3.
41. El-Sayed YS. Saad TT. El-Bahr SM. Acute intoxication of deltamethrin in monosex Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus with special reference to the clinical, biochemical and haematological effects. Environmental Toxicology & Pharmacology. 24(3):212-217, 2007 Nov.
42. El-Serafy SS. Abdel-Hameid NAH. Awwad MH. Azab MS. DNA riboprinting analysis of Tilapia species and their hybrids using restriction fragment length polymorphisms of the small subunit ribosomal DNA. Aquaculture Research. 38(3):295-303, 2007 Mar 5.
43. Eppler E. Caelers A. Shved N. Hwang G. Rahman AM. Maclean N. Zapf J. Reinecke M. Insulin-like growth factor I (IGF-I) in a growth-enhanced transgenic (GH-overexpressing) bony fish, the tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus): indication for a higher impact of autocrine/paracrine than of endocrine IGF-I. Transgenic Research. 16(4):479-489, 2007 Aug.
44. Ezemonye LIN. Ogeleka DF. Okieimen FE. Biological alterations in fish fingerlings (Tilapia guineensis) exposed to industrial detergents and corrosion inhibitors. Chemistry & Ecology. 23(5):373-382, 2007 Oct.
45. Figueiredo-Fernandes A. Fontainhas-Fernandes A. Peixoto F. Rocha E. Reis-Henriques MA. Effects of gender and temperature on oxidative stress enzymes in Nile tilapia Oreochromis niloticus exposed to paraquat. [Article] Pesticide Biochemistry & Physiology. 85(2):97-103, 2006 Jun
46. Figueiredo-Fernandes AM. Fontainhas-Fernandes AA. Monteiro RAF. Reis-Henriques MA. Rocha E. Spatial relationships of the intrahepatic vascular-biliary tracts and associated pancreatic acini of Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus (Teleostei, Cichlidae): A serial section study by light microscopy. Annals of Anatomy. 189(1):17-30, 2007.
47. Figueiredo-Fernandes AM. Fontainhas-Fernandes AA. Monteiro RAF. Reis-Henriques MA. Rocha E. Temperature and gender influences on the hepatic stroma (and associated pancreatic acini) of Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus (Teleostei, Cichlidae): A stereological analysis by light microscopy. [Article] Journal of Morphology. 267(2):221-230, 2006 Feb.
48. Fiol DF. Chan SY. Kultz D. Identification and pathway analysis of immediate hyperosmotic stress responsive molecular mechanisms in tilapia (Oreochromis mossambicus) gill. [Article] Comparative Biochemistry & Physiology - Part D: Genomics & Proteomics. 1(3):344-356, 2006 Sep.
49. Fiol DF. Chan SY. Kultz D. Regulation of osmotic stress transcription factor 1 (Ostf1) in tilapia (Oreochromis mossambicus) gill epithelium during salinity stress. [Article] Journal of Experimental Biology. 209(16):3257-3265, 2006 Aug 15.
50. Fogaca FHD. Sant'Ana LS. Tocopherol in the lipid stability of tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) hamburgers. Food Chemistry. 105(3):1214-1218, 2007.
51. Fox BK. Naka T. Inoue K. Takei Y. Hirano T. Grau EG. In vitro effects of homologous natriuretic peptides on growth hormone and prolactin release in the tilapia, Oreochromis mossambicus. [Article] General & Comparative Endocrinology. 150(2):270-277, 2007 Jan 15
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INDEX
(Note: Numbers refer to Item Number, not Page Number)
Author Index
Abad, Z., 1
Abdallah, AMA. , 2
Abdelfattah A. ,100
Abdel-Hameid NAH., 42
Abdel-Tawwab, M. 3
Abel H. Becker K. ,59
Acosta, J., 4,22
Adepo-Gourene, B., 5
Agnese, JF, 5
Aguiar AC.,6
Ahmad, MH, 3
Aizen, J., 7
Aizen, Joseph ,182
Akiro T. ,74
Aktas M. ,60
Alexander ELR, 8
Alimuddin. ,80
Alonso, M., 4
Amirkolaie, AK., 9
Angulo-Guerrero JO. ,58
Anne S.,74
Arenal, A.,1
Avitan, A., 10
aWright JR., 8,66,110
Awwad MH. , 42
Azab MS. , 42
Azim ME. ,161
Azim ME. ,162
Azim ME. ,162
Baba O.,25
Bahurmiz OM, 11
Bai SJ.,173
Bao HH. ,123
Barandica JCN. 18
Baroiller JF, 13,15,38
Barreto RE. ,37
Barros MM. ,181
Bart AN. ,155
Bart AN. ,156
Becker K. ,101 -102
Becker K. ,54
Bell MV. ,78
Benli ACK. ,175
Benoy KBA, 12
Berishvili G., 13
Berta Levavi-Sivan,182
Bettini S., 14
Bezault E.,15
Bhandari RK., 16
Bhujel RC., 17
Binuramesh C. ,129
Blanco JA.,18
Bonhomme F. ,154
Bora PS..23
Borgeson TL.,19
Bosc P. ,38
Bovenhuis H., 26-28
Bowen SH. ,97
Bozaoglu S. ,132
Briand C. ,38
Brooks C.,20
Brown JA. ,76
Brummett RE.
Bwanika GN.,21
Cabrera EC. ,138
Caelers A. ,43
Cai WQ. ,89
Camean AM. ,130 ,131
Carpio Y.,22
Carrola J. ,105
Cauty C. ,113
Cavalheiro JMO.,23
Ceja-Moreno V. ,64
Chan SY. ,48-49
Chan-Cocom E. ,64
Chandrasekara LWHU., 24
Chandrasekera LWHU. ,121
Chang CD. ,67
Chang JCH.,25
Chang SL. ,96
Chang Y., 29
Chao TY. ,157
Chapman LJ.,21
Charo-Karisa H., 26-28
Chen CC. ,169
Chen JC. ,114
Chen MHC.,29
Chen SM. ,70
Chen TT., 29
Chen TY,30
Chen YY. ,114
Chevassus B., 15
Chiang KC. ,90
Ching-Feng Weng,98
Chisala B. ,140
Choresca CH. ,152
Choresca CH. ,153
Chowdhury MAK.,31,39,63
Chowdhury SR. ,65
Chu PS.,32,
Chukwu LO.,33
Chung JK. ,85
Ciani F., 14
Clota F., 13,15
Cnaani, Avner, 146
Coimbra AM.,34-35
Cooke IM. ,143
Cui SR. ,171
Dam AA. ,112
Darras VM. ,164
Das NG.,65
Davail B. ,113
Davis LK. ,125
De la Cruz-Medina J. ,58
de Lorgeril J. ,154
de Oliveira CC. ,36
De Seram PKC. ,121
de Souza EO.,23
de Souza, NE, 6,36
del Rio-Garcia M. ,64
del Rio-Rodriguez RE. ,84
dela Pena MR. ,152
dela Pena MR. ,153
Delicio HC.,37
Deng LP.,172
Deng XW. ,89
Derivaz M., 15
Desormeaux A. ,148
Desprez D.,38
Dewan S. ,54
Dias BP. ,109
Din ZB. ,116
Diop K. ,154
Domokhovsky, Raisa,146
Dong SL. ,97
Don-Pedro KN. ,119
Dooley KC., 8
Dorough C. ,52
Drabkin V. ,62
Drew MD.,19
Du YB. ,94
Ducatti C. ,181
Durand JD. ,154
Eda H. ,77
Ekram-Ul-Azim M. ,163
El-Bahr SM. .41
El-Greisy, ZA., 2
El-Haroun ER. ,31, 39 ,63
El-Sayed AFM.,40
El-Sayed YS.41
El-Serafy SS. 42
Endo M. ,80,126
Eppler E., 13 ,43
Erkoc F. ,175
Estrada, MP, 1,4,22
Evans JJ. ,120 ,148
Ezemonye LIN. ,44
Fabiola GJ.,74
Fan H. ,141
Farzana A. ,161
Fatema MK. ,161
Fermin AC. ,153
Fiess JC. ,143
Figueiredo-Fernandes A. ,34,45-47
Finley J. ,124
Flik G. ,61
Fogaca FHD.,50
Fiol DF.,48-49
Focken U. ,59,101,102
Fontainhas-Fernandes A. ,45-47,105,122
Forgue J. ,113
Fostier A. ,113
Fox BK.,51-53,125
Franceschini V., 14
Franco MRB. ,36
Frei M.,54
Fujimura K.,55
Gaber MM.,56
Galina Z. ,74
Gamal EN. ,112
Gan NQ. ,179
Ganesh MVNL. ,141
Garcia-Vasquez A.,57
Garduno-Lugo M.,58
Gasca-Leyva E. ,127
Gaye-Siessegger J.,59
Gelman A. ,62
Genc E. ,60
Genc MA.,60
Geven EJW.,61
Gieseker C. ,32
Glatman L.,62
Goda AMAS. ,39 ,63
Gold-Bouchot G.,64
Gong HY., 29
Gonzales, R., 1
Gonzalez LJ.,22
Gopalani M. ,150
Gourene, G., 5
Gozukara SE. ,132
Granados-Puerto SG. ,84
Grau EG. ,51-53, 125,143
Grau FG. ,104
Grau G. ,100
Grommen SVH.,164
Gu BH. ,97
Guan GJ. ,81
Gurlek M. ,159
Halfyard LC. ,76
Handy RD. ,144
Hanim R. ,115
Hansen H.,57
Harel Kasuto,182
He XJ. ,89
Hernandez JA. ,127
Herrera F.,22
Herrera-Solis JR. ,58
Hila Zakay,182
Hirano T. ,51-53,100 ,104,125,143,149
Hoareau MC. ,38
Hong SH. ,85
Hossain A.,17
Hossain MM. ,54
Hossain MS.,65
Howe, Aimee E.,146
Hrytsenko O.,66
Hsieh CY.,67
Hsu KC.,68 ,73,79
Hu CH.,69
Hu CJ.,70
Hu GC. ,89
Hu SY., 29
Huang CH. ,70
Hulata, Gideon, 146
Hung SW.,71 -72
Hussein AA. ,108
Hwang G.,20,43
Hwang JS. ,73,79
Hwang PP.,25
Jamu DM. ,140
Jao CL. ,68,79
Jeong HD. ,85
Jin CH.,97
Jorge PS. ,74
Jos A. ,130 ,131
Josefina CS. ,74
Jun LJ. ,85
Kagawa H. ,141
Kaiya H. ,52
Kajiura-Kobayashi H. ,81
Kaliba AR.,75
Kamaruzzaman N. ,117
Kambewa P. ,140
Kang'ombe J. ,103
Kang'ombe J.,76 -77
Karahan A. ,132
Karapanagiotidis IT.,78
Kasuto, H., 7
Katagiri T. ,126
Kawanna M. ,40
Khanin Y. ,62
Khaw HL. ,117 ,128
Kijora C. ,142
Kim KH.,83 , 85
Kim SK.,83
Kitahashi T. ,125
Klaren PHM. ,61
Klesius PH. ,120 ,147,148
Klesius PH. ,168 ,170
Ko WC.,79
Kobayashi T. ,16,80-81,126 ,141
Kocak O. ,175
Kocher, Thomas D. ,146
Koh CB. ,116
Komen H., 26, 27,28
Kristinsson HG.,82
Kultz D. ,48-49
Kurt G. ,132
Kwon SR.,83
Lafon P. ,113
Lai KM. ,73
Lam PKS. ,95
Lamothe V. ,113
Lara-Flores M.,84
Le Menn F. ,113
Lee DS.,85
Lee HJ. ,85
Lee WJ. ,136
Lee YC.,25 ,169
Leenhouwers JI.,86
Leu HT. ,169
Levavi-Sivan, B., 7,10
Li JL. ,87 -88
Li JS.,87-88
Li SF. ,89
Li YH., 29
Liao CM.,90 ,158
Lie O. ,136
Liebert F.,91,92
Likongwe JS. ,77
Lim C. ,147,168
Lin CK. ,31
Lin GH., 29
Lin HR. ,99
Lin NS. ,169
Lin S.,93
Lin YH. ,114
Lingaas F. ,135 ,136
Little DC., 12,17,78
Liu CS.,94 ,95
Liu TL. ,123
Liu W. ,123
Liu XC. ,99
Liu Y. ,171
Lo Chi-Wei,98
Lo CW.,96
Lopez M.,32
Lu J. ,80
Lu KH.,97
Luchiari AC. ,37
lves-Fernandes D. ,122
Ma XL.,99
Mackambo J.,75
Maclean N.,20,43
Magdeldin S.,100
Mai K. ,93
Maita M. ,126
Mamun SM.,101 ,102
Manaloto JGG. ,138
Marcela HC. ,74
Marcondes AL. ,37
Martinez, R., 1
Martins C. ,167
Mataka L.,103
Matan Golan,182
Mathias L.,104
Matos P.,105
Matsushita M. ,36
Mauel MJ.,106
Mazumdar M. ,151
Melard C. ,38
Mendoza, I, 1
Merrill AL. ,106
Mesquita FD.,107
Miao XW. ,171
Michael RD. ,129
Miller DL. ,106
Milstein A. ,112
Miwa M. ,80
Mohamed K. ,92
Mohamed ZA.,108
Molinari LM.,109
Monteiro RAF. ,46 -47
Morais DR.,6
Morales ,A., 4 ,22
Morales, R., 4
Morita T. ,80
Morrison CM. ,66
Morrison CM.,110
Mousa, MAA, 3
Mtimuni JP. ,77
Muangkeow B.,111
Muendo PN.,112
Mulvaney SJ. ,180
Munoz-Cordova G. ,58
Murie DJ.,21
Nagahama Y. ,16,81,141
Naka T. ,51
Nakamura CV. ,109
Nakamura M., 16
Nam YK.,83
Ndiaye P.,113
Ndong D.,114
Ng WK., 11, 115 ,116,174
Nguefack F. ,178
Ngugi CC.,75
Nguyen NK. ,61, 117,128
Noam Zilberman, 146
Nozaki M. ,100
Nunez J. ,113
Ochieng RS. ,134
Oehme M. ,54
Ogeleka DF. ,44
Ogunji J. ,142
Okada N. ,55
Okieimen FE. ,44
Okpe HA. ,33
Oliva, A., 1
Olivera-Castillo L. ,84
Olvera-Novoa MA. ,84
O'Neil D. ,110
Ortega RC. ,86
Osure GO.,118
Oyewo EO.,119
Ozkul A. ,175
Pan BS., 30
Pan CH. ,70
Panfili J. ,154
Partyka ML. ,124
Pasnik DJ.,120
Passos JRS. ,181
Pathiratne A.,24,121
Pedroso RB. ,109
Peixoto F. ,45 ,105,122
Peng KS.,123
Pereira-Pacheco FE. ,84
Peterson MS.,124
Pezzato AC.,181
Pezzato LE.,181
Pichardo S. ,130 ,131
Pierce AL.,125
Pimentel, R.,1
Pinientel, E., 1
Pirarat N.,126
Piyadhammaviboon P. ,176
Pohajdak B., 8,66
Poletto AB.
Ponce-Marban D.,127
Ponzoni RW.,26-28,117,128
Portz L. ,91
Powtongsook S. ,111
Prabakaran M.,129
Presti FT. ,167
Prieto AI.,130 ,131
Quagrainie KK. ,75
Racz VJ.,19
Rad F.,132
Rahaman MM. ,65
Rahman AM. ,43
Rahman SMS. ,162
Ramirez, Y., 1
Ramnarine IW.,133
Ramteke DS. ,150
Rasowo J.,134
Rau EG. ,149
Ray AK. ,139
Razzak MA. ,54
Regenstein JM. ,180
Reimschuessel R. ,32
Reinecke M., 13,43
Reis-Henriques MA. ,34,35,45,46,47
Rengmark AH.,135,136
Rennert B. ,142
Reynolds S.,27
Rezk MA., 26,27,28
Ridha MT.,137
Riley LG. ,52-53,104,149
Rocha E. ,45-47,105
Rodriguez KR.,138
Rodriguez-Fuentes G. ,64
Ron. Micha ,146
Roy RN. ,139
Rubin DA. ,149
Saad TT. .41
Sachs O.,62
Saha S.,139
Saiti F.,140
Sakai F.,141
Sakharkar AJ. ,151
Sakr, SFM, 3
Sant'Ana LS. ,50
Santos D. ,122
Santos LP, 6
Schrama, JW., 9,86
Schulz C.,142
Scoaris DD. ,109
Seale AP.,143
Selvi M. ,175
Sen SK. ,139
Senthilkumaran B. ,141
Serfling S.,32
Seroussi, Eyal ,146
Severino FE. ,167
Shang-Lin Chang,98
Shaw BJ.,144
She RP. ,123
Shi XJ. ,95
Shiau SY.,145
Shinn AP.,57
Shirak, Andrey,146
Shiue YL. ,157
Shoemaker CA. ,170
Shoemaker CA.,147,148
Shoemaker JM.,149
Shukla P.,150
Shved N., 13 ,43
Singh D. ,133
Singru PS.,151
Sinsuwan S. ,177
Slack WT. ,124
Slettan A. ,136
Song LR. ,179
Steinhagen D. ,129
Stevanato FB,6
Stoorvogel JJ. ,112
Subhedar N. ,151
Sudhakumari CC. ,141
Sunder A. ,92
Swapna I. ,141
Tacon P. ,113
Takei Y. ,51
Takeuchi T. ,80
Tan B. ,93
Tchantchou L. ,178
Tendencia EA.,152 ,153
Tine M.,154
Tsadik GG.,155 ,156
Tsai CL.,157 ,166
Tsai JW. ,90
Tsai SS. ,67
Tseng HC. ,145
Tseng YC.,25
Tu C. ,67
Tu CY. ,71 ,72
Tung MC. ,67
Turan C. ,159
Turan F.,159 ,160
Uchida K. ,100
Uddin MS.,161 ,162
Uddin S.,163
Ueda-Nakamura T. ,109
van Arendonk JAM, 26
van den Boogaart M. ,61
Van der Geyten S. ,164
Vandenberg GW. ,148
Vaseeharan B. ,114
Verdegem MCJ. ,112 ,`161
Verdegem MCJ. ,162 ,163
Verreth JAJ. 9,86 ,162
Viloria EA., 18
Visentainer, JV, 6,36
Visentainer, JEL.,6
Visitacion N. ,125
Wafa ME. ,63
Waggy GL. ,124
Wahab A. ,163
Wahab MA. ,161,162
Walpita CN. ,164
Wang JX. ,95
Wang LH. ,157 ,165,166
Wang WS. ,71 -72
Wang XT.,172
Wasko AP.,167
Wate SR. ,150
Welker TL. ,147,168
Weng CF. ,96
White LJ.,19
Wickert M. ,142
Wilkie DC.,19
Woodley CM. ,124
Wu JL., 29 ,123
Wu RSS. ,95
Wu SM. ,25,169
Wu TT. ,87 ,88
Xia MS. ,69
Xie SQ. ,179
Xiong L. ,69
X'pelon seed,84
Xu BY., 8
Xu DH.,170
Xu JY.,171
Xu WH. ,172
Xu Y. ,69
Xu ZR. ,69 ,173
Yakupitiyage A. ,78
Yan W.,174
Yancey PH. ,104
Yang YR. ,123
Yang YX. ,179
Ye W. ,99
Yi Y. ,31,111
Yildirim MZ. ,175
Yildirim-Aksoy M. ,147 ,168
Yilmaz E., 60
Yongsawatdigul J.,176 ,177
Yong-Sulem S.,178
Yoshizaki G. ,80
Young RJ. ,107
Yu K. ,95
Yuen KH.,174
Zapata-Perez O. ,64
Zapf J. ,43
Zelinger, E., 10
Zhang G.,172
Zhang Y. ,99
Zhao M.,179
Zhou BS. ,94 ,95
Zhou P.,180
Zhou PY. ,89
Zhou XM. ,123
Zhu P. ,99
Zhu XB.,172
Zhu XM. ,179
Zuanon JAS. ,181
SUBJECT INDEX
acclimation,25
acetylcholinesterase,24
acquired resistance,147
actin isoforms,167
actomyosin,177
acute fluctuations,171
acute toxicity,119,175
Aeromonas hydrophila,138
age,21
alimentary tract,87
alpha-cardiac muscle actin gene,167
alpha-linolenic acid-rich oils,78
Amh and Dmrta2 Genes146
ammonia excretion,80
amylase,87
antibacterial peptides,123
anti-oxidative vitamins,72
anti-predator training,107
anti-Vibrio harveyi,152
apoptosis,95
aroclor 1254,35
aromatase,166
arsenic,90,
astrocytes,96
autocrine,43
bacteria, 139
Bangladesh, 12,54,65
bean meal,56
behavior, ,37,107
behavioral changes,175
behavioral responses of tilapia,171
beta-carotene,70
bio-economic model,140
bioenergetics,90
biological alterations,44
Biologically Active Recombinant FSH,182
biomarkers,64
black-chinned tilapia,154
blood,71
blue-green algal blooms,97
body composition,60
body measurements, 26
body shape,117
bovine lactoferrin, 168
brain serotonin 1A,165
brain,24 ,66,127.157,175
broodfish, 17
broodstock,40
calcium ion,177
carbary,105
carbon,181
carbosulfan,24
caudal fin stripe pattern,89
cellulase-producing bacteria,139
cereal grains,86
chicken manure,103
chilled tilapia,62
chitinase,109
Chitralada strain,155
chlorpyrifos, 24
circulating thyroid hormones,35
cloning,22
coffee pulp as feed,134
copper induce metallothionein expression,169
copper, 3,14,88
corrosion inhibitors,44
cortisol,169
crude oil,150
crude palm oil,174
Cu,119
Cu2+-,69
cultured tilapia Astrocytes,98
cultured tilapia,96
cyanobacteria,108
cyanobacterial cells,131
CYP1A activity,34
Cyprinus carpio,54
deltamethrin, .41
depuration of microcystins,108
development,55
diazinon,74
dietary androstenedione concentration,159
dietary calcium requirements,145
dietary copper exposure,144
dietary cyanobacteria,179
dietary energy level,
dietary fish oils,78
dietary palm oil, 11
dietary starch, 9
diets, 11,34,60,63,72,99,115,116,142,160
differential oxidative stress,130
digesta characteristics,86
digestion efficiencies,101
digestive enzyme,88
digestive tract,139
disease resistance,123
diseases,67,83,110,120,123,147,168
dissolved oxygen,171
DMRT1,81
DNA, 42
DNA riboprinting analysis, 42
domestication,118
dose-based modeling approach,158
earthen ponds, 26
economic profitability,75
economics,162
Edwardsiella tarda ghosts,83
Edwardsiella tarda,126
edwardsiellosis,83
effluent, 129
egg quality,156
Egypt, 2
ELISA,113
embryo,55
endocrine IGF-I,43
endosulfan,34
enrofloxacin,172
environmental salinity,100 ,104
Enzootics of visceral granulomas,67
enzymes,45
estrogen receptor alpha,166
euryhaline tilapia,25
exogenous enzyme,93
fasting,53 ,125
fatty acid, 6,36
fecundity,156
feed, 6,17,19,23,59,84,86,97,103,124,134,156
feed conversion,77
feed intake,77
feed nutrient digestibility,102
feed utilization,63 ,39,93
fillets,58
fingerling,175
fingerlings,33 ,44,63
fishmeal, 19,56
flaxseed oil, 6,36
Florida red tilapia x red, 58
Florida red tilapia,38
forebrain,151
Francisella-like organism infection,67
freshwater tilapia,95
fry,56,133,159
FSH, 7,182
furazolidone,172
gel,73,176
gelatin, 180
gender,45 ,47
genes,136
genetic identification, 5
genetic improvement programs,128
genetically improved farmed tilapia,163
genetically improved Nile tilapia,115
genetics, 27 ,117,135
genomic structure,135
GH-overexpressing,43
ghrelins,52
GIFT Nile tilapia,89
GIFT tilapia,153
GIFT,102
gill epithelium,49
gills,25,48,175
GIS-based land-suitability classification,65
glucose-6-phosphatase,149
glutathione metabolism,173
Glycine tomentella root extract, 30
glycogen,25
GMNT,102
G-niloticus Cone,57
gonadal development,132
gonadal differentiation,81
gonadal steroids,165
gonadotropin-releasing hormone,182
gonadotropins,141
gonads,35
growth hormone, 29,51-53,80,99,125,143,154
growth hormone/insulin-like growth factor-I axis,100
growth performance,39 ,63,69,89,137,160
growth promoter,39
growth response,147
growth,4,11,17,21,22,27,26,28,40,60,70,76,
77,93,111,118,123,134,153,158, 168,181,179
growth-enhanced transgenic tilapia, 1
growth-enhanced transgenic,43
gut length, 26
gyrodactylosis,170
Gyrodactylus cichlidarum Paperna,57
hamburgers,50
hapas, 27
harvesting strategies,140
hematologic value, 106
hepatic changes,105
hepatic function evaluation,74
hepatic stroma,47
hepatocytes,94,95
high pressure,73
high-pressure treatment, 79
histology,60
histopathological effects of deltamethrin,175
histopathology,110
hormone,104,133
hormone-induced sex reversal,81
hybrid juvenile tilapia,87
hybrid tilapia,88 ,106
Ibiomonitoring neurotoxic contamination,121
IGF-I, 13, 29,43
IL-1 beta gene,85
immune function,168
immune response,114,129
immune system,72
immunization,120
immunochemistry,182
Immunocytochemical localization,141
immunosorbent assay, 7
Immunotoxicity,74
industrial detergents,44
infection,126,147
inorganic fertilizer,33
Insulin,66
Insulin-like growth factor I,43
insulin-like growth factor-I axis,52-53
integrated rice-fish culture,54
intestinal morphology,69
intestine,60
intrahepatic vascular-biliary tracts,46
iodothyronine dynamics,61
iron,88
juvenile hybrid tilapia,70
juvenile Nile tilapia,168
juvenile tilapia,142,145
juvenile, 3,24,27,92,100
Kenya,75
kidney,175
Lactobacillus rhamnosus,126
Laguna de Bay,138
lake, 5,21,64
larva,55 j
LDL oxidation, 30
learning in the cichlid,37
LH, 7
light microscopy,46-47
lipase,87
lipid peroxidation,174
lipids,59
live tilapia,62
liver morphology,34
liver, 6, 25,60,173,175
low phosphorus diet,91
low-input earthen ponds, 28
luminous bacteria,153
macrophages,71-72
maize bran,103
Malawian tilapia,77
male,101,102
mannan oligosaccharides,60
mapping of genes,136
marine fish oil,116
masculinization of tilapia fry,133
mass spectrometry,32
metabolic rates,102
metabolites,172
Mexico,64,127
microbial ecology,69
microbial phytase,91
microcystins LR,130
microcystins RR,130
microcystins,131,179
mineral absorption,86
minerals,71-72
mixed culture,163
Mn,119
modelling ,27
molecular cDNA cloning,85
molecular characterization,99
monoculture,161
monosex Nile tilapia.41
montmorillonite,69
Moreno I. ,130,131
MOS,60
Mozambique tilapia,61,104,125
Muntinlupa City,138
muscle cholinesterases,121
muscle delta C-13,181
muscle proteins,73 ,82
muscle tissues,32
muscle,175
neural development-related genes,157
neuronal nitric oxide,151
neuropeptide Y,22
Nile tilapia, 3,6,9, 12, 16,17,19,20,21,24,26,
27,28,31,34,36,37,39,40,
45,46,47,54,55,56,58,59,63,64,69,74,
75,81,84,85,86,91,162,167,170,172,173,175 ,179
nitrogen maintenance requirement,92
nitrogen utilization model,92
nutrient composition, ,58
nutrient conversion rate,111
nutrient digestibility,86
Nutrient utilization,134
olfactory receptor neurons, 14
oligosaccharides,123
omega 3,78
ontogenetic expression,157,165,166
ontogeny,87
Oreochromis aureus x Oreochromis nilotica,106
Oreochromis aureus ZZ, 1
Oreochromis aureus,159,160
Oreochromis hybrid,38,71-72
Oreochromis mossambica,139
Oreochromis mossambiccus, 25,29,48,49,51,52,53,61,
83,90,100,104,114,129,158,165,169
Oreochromis niloticus (L.) x Oreochromis aureus,87,88
Oreochromis niloticus niloticus,57
Oreochromis niloticus x O-aureus,60,70,93,145
Oreochromis niloticus, 3, 6,9,12,13,15,16, 17,
19-24,26,27,28,31,34,36,39,40-41,43-47,50,
54,55,56,58,59,63,64,66,69,74, 75,80-82,84,85-86,89,91,95,
97,99,101,102,105,107,109-110,111,113,116,117,118,
120,121,122,126,128,131,132134 –135,137,138,142,144,
147,148,155,156,161,162,163,164, 167,
Oreochromis shiranus,77, 140
organ culture,169
organic animal manure,76
organic fertilizer,112
organic osmolytes,104
organochlorines, 2
osmoregulatory ability,104
osmotic stimulation,143
osmotic stress,49
Ostf1,49
ovarian follicle,113
oxidative stress enzymes,122
oxidative stress,95,131
oxyfluorfen,122
ozone action,62
PACAP,96 ,98
PAH,150
palm oil-laden spent bleaching clay,116
pancreatic acini,46-48
paracrine,43
paraquat,45
PCB, 2
pea protein isolate,142
peptides,51
perfluorinated chemicals,94
peripheral deiodination,164
periphyton-based system,162,163
pesticide, 105
PFOA,95
PFOS,95
pH shift processing,82
Phelps RP. ,118
photoperiod,40,132,166
physicochemical properties,68
phytate degradation,91
Pichia pastoris, 4
pineal,151
pituitary adenylate cyclase-activating polypeptide,96,98
pituitary cells,66
pituitary,151 Oreochromis mossambicus,151
plankton abundance,76
plant protein-based diet,63
plasma biochemical value,106
pollutants,64
polyculture,127 ,153,162
ponds,76
pretreatment of hydrostatic pressure,68
probiotic bacterium,126
probiotic Biogen(R) ,39
processing quality,79
production,162
progeny,38
progranulin mRNA, 29
prolactin receptor,125
prolactin,51,143
Prolactin-1 gene transcription,154
protease,87
protein,59 ,92,115,142
putative somatolactin receptor,125
receptor, 10
recirculating system, 31,40106,106
recombinant gonadotropins, 7
recycling of tilapia recruits. ,178
red clover,160
red hybrid tilapia, 11,115,174
red tilapia,22
reproductive cycle,99
reproductive performance,118
reproductive traits,26
restriction fragment length polymorphisms, 42
ribosomal DNA, 42
rice bran,134
rice-field, `12
salinity stress,49
salinity,31, 33,125,150,154
salt tolerance,136
saltwater tolerance,135
sarcoplasmic proteins,176
Sarotherodon galilaeus,63
Sarotherodon melanotheron,154
seawater,25
seawater-acclimated tilapia,53
seed production, 12
17 alpha-methyltestosterone,32
sex determination, 15,146
sex ratio,38
sex reversal, 16
sexual differentiation,165
sexual dimorphic expression,81
sexual dimorphism,117
shrimp industry waste,23
shrimp-tilapia polyculture system,152
skin gelatin,180
skin,175
somatic growth,100, 132
Sox9a,81
spanings FAT. ,61
spawning frequency,156
spawning, 1,40
spleen,175
starvation,59
stereological analysis,47
steroid secretion,182
steroidogenic enzyme expression, 16
stimulation,182
stocking densities,111,137,156,162
storage life,62
streptococcosis,170
Streptococcus agalactiae,120
Streptococcus iniae,114,147,148
stress,45 ,48,114,164
stress resistance,168
survival,62 ,76
synthase immunoreactivity,151
tannery effluent,129
temperature,45,47,104,114,133,157,165
temperature-induced sex differentiation, 15
thyroid gland,61
thyroid hormone production,164
thyroid hormones,34
thyroidology,61
tilapia brain,166
tilapia farming,65
tilapia flesh,78
Tilapia Follicle-Stimulating Hormone,182
tilapia galilae,63
tilapia gelatin,180
tilapia genotypes,92
tilapia GnRH type 3
Tilapia guineensis, 5,33,44,119
Tilapia larvae,35
tilapia meat fillets,79
Tilapia mossambica,150
tilapia muscle protein gels,68
tilapia pituitary,143
Tilapia rendalli,76,103
Tilapia zilli, 2, 5
tilapia-prawn polyculture,161
tissue distribution,99 gonad,99
tissue fatty acid composition, 11
tissues,174 ,175
Tocopherol,50
tocopherols,174
tocotrienol-rich fraction,174
tocotrienols,174
toxicity, 3,14,41,90,108,158
toxin, 122,131,175
transferrin gene,135
transgene activity,20
transgenesis,20
transgenic Nile tilapia,80
Trifolium pratense, 160
tuberoinfundibular peptide 38,149
uvenile,55
vaccination,83
vegetables, 19
Vibrio harveyi,153
Vigna unguiculata,84
viscosity,86
vitamin A,70
vitamin,71
vitellogenins,113:
waterborne Cd exposure,173
water-flow rate,156
watersheds,124
weight,119
whole-body composition,77
Xenotransplantation, 8
zinc,88
Compiled by
Melchor F. Cichon
February 19, 2008
Last updated: March 13, 2008
INTRODUCTION
Tilapia is one of the most cultured fishes in the Philippines. It was first introduced in the Philippines in the 1970s. The first species of tilapia in the Philippines was the Oreochromis mossambicus from Indonesia through Thailand.
In 2000, the Philippine total tilapia production was 82,601 metric tons.
This bibliography includes 182 articles published from 2006 to February 2008 to help students and researchers in their research works.
The items are arranged alphabetically by author.
Two indexes are available at the end of the list: Author index and subject index.
The number mentioned in the index refers to the Item Number of the list, not the Page Number.
1. Abad Z. Gonzalez R. Mendoza I. Oliva A. Pinientel E. Pimentel R. Martinez R. Estrada MP. Ramirez Y. Arenal A. Production of a high percentage of male offspring in growth-enhanced transgenic tilapia using Oreochromis aureus ZZ selected pseudofemales. Aquaculture. 270(1-4):541-545, 2007 Sep 28.
2. Abdallah AMA. El-Greisy ZA. Organochlorines and PCBs in Tilapia zillii from Lake El-Manzala, Egypt. [Article] Chemistry & Ecology. 22(3):219-224, 2006 Jun.
3. Abdel-Tawwab M. Mousa MAA. Ahmad MH. Sakr SFM. The use of calcium pre-exposure as a protective agent against environmental copper toxicity for juvenile Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus (L.). Aquaculture. 264(1-4):236-246, 2007 Apr 6.
4. Acosta J. Morales R. Morales A. Alonso M. Estrada MP. Pichia pastoris expressing recombinant tilapia growth hormone accelerates the growth of tilapia. Biotechnology Letters. 29(11):1671-1676, 2007 Nov.
5. Adepo-Gourene B. Gourene G. Agnese JF. Genetic identification of hybrids between two autochthonous tilapia species, Tilapia zillii and Tilapia guineensis, in the man-made lake Ayame. [Article] Aquatic Living Resources. 19(3):239-245, 2006 Jul-Sep.
6. Aguiar AC. Morais DR. Santos LP. Stevanato FB. Visentainer JEL. de Souza NE. Visentainer JV. Effect of flaxseed oil in diet on fatty acid composition in the liver of Nile Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus). Archivos Latinoamericanos de Nutricion. 57(3):273-277, 2007 Sep.
7. Aizen J. Kasuto H. Levavi-Sivan B. Development of specific enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay for determining LH and FSH levels in tilapia, using recombinant gonadotropins. General & Comparative Endocrinology. 153(1-3):323-332, 2007 Aug-Sep.
8. Alexander ELR. Dooley KC. Pohajdak B. Xu BY. Wright JR. Things we have learned from tilapia islet xenotransplantation [Review]. [Review] General & Comparative Endocrinology. 148(2):125-131, 2006 Sep 1.
9. Amirkolaie AK. Verreth JAJ. Schrama JW. Effect of gelatinization degree and
inclusion level of dietary starch on the characteristics of digesta and faeces in Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus (L.)). [Article] Aquaculture. 260(1-4):194-205, 2006 Sep 29
10. Avitan A. Zelinger E. Levavi-Sivan B. Homologous desensitization and visualization of the tilapia GnRH type 3 receptor. General & Comparative Endocrinology. 153(1-3):182-188, 2007 Aug-Sep.
11. Bahurmiz OM. Ng WK. Effects of dietary palm oil source on growth, tissue fatty acid composition and nutrient digestibility of red hybrid tilapia, Oreochromis sp., raised from stocking to marketable size. Aquaculture. 262(2-4):382-392, 2007 Feb
28.
12. Benoy KBA. Little DC. Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) seed production in irrigated rice-fields in Northwest Bangladesh-an approach appropriate for poorer farmers?. [Article] Aquaculture. 261(1):72-79, 2006 Nov 16.
13. Berishvili G. Shved N. Eppler E. Clota F. Baroiller JF. Reinecke M. Organ-specific expression of IGF-I during early development of bony fish as revealed in the tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus, by in situ hybridization and immunohistochemistry: indication for the particular importance of local IGF-I. [Article] Cell & Tissue Research. 325(2):287-301, 2006 Aug.
14. Bettini S. Ciani F. Franceschini V. Recovery of the olfactory receptor neurons in the African Tilapia mariae following exposure to low copper level. [Article] Aquatic Toxicology. 76(3-4):321-328, 2006 Mar 10.
15. Bezault E. Clota F. Derivaz M. Chevassus B. Baroiller JF. Sex determination and temperature-induced sex differentiation in three natural populations of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) adapted to extreme temperature conditions. Aquaculture. 272(Suppl 1):S3-S16, 2007.
16. Bhandari RK. Nakamura M. Kobayashi T. Nagahama Y. Suppression of steroidogenic enzyme expression during androgen-induced sex reversal in Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus). [Article] General & Comparative Endocrinology. 145(1):20-24, 2006 Jan 1.
17. Bhujel RC. Little DC. Hossain A. Reproductive performance and the growth of pre-stunted and normal Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) broodfish at varying feeding rates. Aquaculture. 273(1):71-79, 2007 Nov 30.
18. Blanco JA. Barandica JCN. Viloria EA. ENSO and the rise and fall of a tilapia fishery in northern Colombia. Fisheries Research. 88(1-3):100-108, 2007 Dec.
19. Borgeson TL. Racz VJ. Wilkie DC. White LJ. Drew MD. Effect of replacing fishmeal and oil with simple or complex mixtures of vegetable ingredients in diets fed to Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus). [Article] Aquaculture Nutrition. 12(2):141-149, 2006 Apr.
20. Brooks C. Hwang G. Maclean N. Transgene activity following somatic transgenesis in Nile tilapia Oreochromis niloticus. Journal of Fish Biology. 70(Suppl B):234-247, 2007 Apr.
21. Bwanika GN. Murie DJ. Chapman LJ. Comparative age and growth of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus L.) in lakes Nabugabo and Wamala, Uganda. Hydrobiologia. 589:287-301, 2007 Sep.
22. Carpio Y. Acosta J. Morales A. Herrera F. Gonzalez LJ. Estrada MP. Cloning, expression and growth promotiing action of red tilapia (Oreochromis sp.) neuropeptide Y. [Article] Peptides. 27(4):710-718, 2006 Apr.
23. Cavalheiro JMO. de Souza EO. Bora PS. Utilization of shrimp industry waste in the formulation of tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus Linnaeus) feed. [Article] Bioresource Technology. 98(3):602-606, 2007 Feb
24. Chandrasekara LWHU. Pathiratne A. Body size-related differences in the inhibition of brain acetylcholinesterase activity in juvenile Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) by chlorpyrifos and carbosulfan. Ecotoxicology & Environmental Safety. 67(1):109-119, 2007 May
25. Chang JCH. Wu SM. Tseng YC. Lee YC. Baba O. Hwang PP. Regulation of glycogen metabolism in gills and liver of the euryhaline tilapia (Oreochromis mossambicus) during acclimation to seawater. Journal of Experimental Biology. 210(19):3494-3504, 2007 Oct 1.
26. Charo-Karisa H. Bovenhuis H. Rezk MA. Ponzoni RW. van Arendonk JAM. Komen H. Phenotypic and genetic parameters for body measurements, reproductive traits and gut length of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) selected for growth in low-input earthen ponds. Aquaculture. 273(1):15-23, 2007 Nov 30.
27. Charo-Karisa H. Komen H. Reynolds S. Rezk MA. Ponzoni RW. Bovenhuis H. Genetic and environmental factors affecting growth of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) juveniles: Modelling spatial correlations between hapas. [Article] Aquaculture. 255(1-4):586-596, 2006 May 31
28. Charo-Karisa H. Komen H. Rezk MA. Ponzoni RW. van Arendonk JAM. Bovenhuis H. Heritability estimates and response to selection for growth of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) in low-input earthen ponds. [Article] Aquaculture. 261(2):479-486, 2006 Nov 24.
29. Chen MHC. Li YH. Chang Y. Hu SY. Gong HY. Lin GH. Chen TT. Wu JL. Co-induction of hepatic IGF-I and progranulin mRNA by growth hormone in tilapia, Oreochromis mossambiccus. [Article] General & Comparative Endocrinology. 150(2):212-218, 2007 Jan 15
30. Chen TY. Pan BS. Ex vivo inhibitory effect on tilapia LDL oxidation and hypolipidemia properties of Glycine tomentella root extract. Comparative Biochemistry & Physiology. Part A, Molecular & Integrative Physiology. 148(1):189-195, 2007 Sep.
31. Chowdhury MAK. Yi Y. Lin CK. El-Haroun ER. Effect of salinity on carrying capacity of adult Nile tilapia Oreochromis niloticus L. in recirculating systems. [Article] Aquaculture Research. 37(16):1627-1635, 2006 Dec 1.
32. Chu PS. Lopez M. Serfling S. Gieseker C. Reimschuessel R. Determination of 17 alpha-methyltestosterone in muscle tissues of tilapia, rainbow trout, and salmon using liquid chromatography-Tandem mass spectrometry. [Article] Journal of Agricultural & Food Chemistry. 54(9):3193-3198, 2006 May 3.
33. Chukwu LO. Okpe HA. Differential response of Tilapia guineensis fingerlings to inorganic fertilizer under various salinity regimes. [Article] Journal of Environmental Biology. 27(4):687-690, 2006 Oct.
34. Coimbra AM. Figueiredo-Fernandes A. Reis-Henriques MA. Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus), liver morphology, CYP1A activity and thyroid hormones after Endosulfan dietary exposure. Pesticide Biochemistry & Physiology. 89(3):230-236, 2007 Nov.
35. Coimbra AM. Reis-Henriques MA. Tilapia larvae aroclor 1254 exposure: Effects on gonads and circulating thyroid hormones during adulthood. Bulletin of Environmental Contamination & Toxicology. 79(5):488-493, 2007 Nov.
36. de Souza NE. Matsushita M. de Oliveira CC. Franco MRB. Visentainer JV. Manipulation of fatty acid composition of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) fillets with flaxseed oil. Journal of the Science of Food & Agriculture. 87(9):1677-1681, 2007 Jul.
37. Delicio HC. Luchiari AC. Barreto RE. Marcondes AL. Testing time-place learning in the cichlid fish Nile tilapia. [Article] Journal of Ethology. 24(2):195-200, 2006 Apr.
38. Desprez D. Briand C. Hoareau MC. Melard C. Bosc P. Baroiller JF. Study of sex ratio in progeny of a complex Oreochromis hybrid, the Florida red tilapia. [Article] Aquaculture. 251(2-4):231-237, 2006 Feb 28.
39. El-Haroun ER. Goda AMAS. Chowdhury MAK. Effect of dietary probiotic Biogen((R)) supplementation as a growth promoter on growth performance and feed utilization of Nile tilapia Oreochromis niloticus (L.). [Article] Aquaculture Research. 37(14):1473-1480, 2006 Oct 20.
40. El-Sayed AFM. Kawanna M. Effects of photoperiod on growth and spawning efficiency of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus L.) broodstock in a recycling system. Aquaculture Research. 38(12):1242-1247, 2007 Sep 3.
41. El-Sayed YS. Saad TT. El-Bahr SM. Acute intoxication of deltamethrin in monosex Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus with special reference to the clinical, biochemical and haematological effects. Environmental Toxicology & Pharmacology. 24(3):212-217, 2007 Nov.
42. El-Serafy SS. Abdel-Hameid NAH. Awwad MH. Azab MS. DNA riboprinting analysis of Tilapia species and their hybrids using restriction fragment length polymorphisms of the small subunit ribosomal DNA. Aquaculture Research. 38(3):295-303, 2007 Mar 5.
43. Eppler E. Caelers A. Shved N. Hwang G. Rahman AM. Maclean N. Zapf J. Reinecke M. Insulin-like growth factor I (IGF-I) in a growth-enhanced transgenic (GH-overexpressing) bony fish, the tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus): indication for a higher impact of autocrine/paracrine than of endocrine IGF-I. Transgenic Research. 16(4):479-489, 2007 Aug.
44. Ezemonye LIN. Ogeleka DF. Okieimen FE. Biological alterations in fish fingerlings (Tilapia guineensis) exposed to industrial detergents and corrosion inhibitors. Chemistry & Ecology. 23(5):373-382, 2007 Oct.
45. Figueiredo-Fernandes A. Fontainhas-Fernandes A. Peixoto F. Rocha E. Reis-Henriques MA. Effects of gender and temperature on oxidative stress enzymes in Nile tilapia Oreochromis niloticus exposed to paraquat. [Article] Pesticide Biochemistry & Physiology. 85(2):97-103, 2006 Jun
46. Figueiredo-Fernandes AM. Fontainhas-Fernandes AA. Monteiro RAF. Reis-Henriques MA. Rocha E. Spatial relationships of the intrahepatic vascular-biliary tracts and associated pancreatic acini of Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus (Teleostei, Cichlidae): A serial section study by light microscopy. Annals of Anatomy. 189(1):17-30, 2007.
47. Figueiredo-Fernandes AM. Fontainhas-Fernandes AA. Monteiro RAF. Reis-Henriques MA. Rocha E. Temperature and gender influences on the hepatic stroma (and associated pancreatic acini) of Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus (Teleostei, Cichlidae): A stereological analysis by light microscopy. [Article] Journal of Morphology. 267(2):221-230, 2006 Feb.
48. Fiol DF. Chan SY. Kultz D. Identification and pathway analysis of immediate hyperosmotic stress responsive molecular mechanisms in tilapia (Oreochromis mossambicus) gill. [Article] Comparative Biochemistry & Physiology - Part D: Genomics & Proteomics. 1(3):344-356, 2006 Sep.
49. Fiol DF. Chan SY. Kultz D. Regulation of osmotic stress transcription factor 1 (Ostf1) in tilapia (Oreochromis mossambicus) gill epithelium during salinity stress. [Article] Journal of Experimental Biology. 209(16):3257-3265, 2006 Aug 15.
50. Fogaca FHD. Sant'Ana LS. Tocopherol in the lipid stability of tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) hamburgers. Food Chemistry. 105(3):1214-1218, 2007.
51. Fox BK. Naka T. Inoue K. Takei Y. Hirano T. Grau EG. In vitro effects of homologous natriuretic peptides on growth hormone and prolactin release in the tilapia, Oreochromis mossambicus. [Article] General & Comparative Endocrinology. 150(2):270-277, 2007 Jan 15
52. Fox BK. Riley LG. Dorough C. Kaiya H. Hirano T. Grau EG. Effects of homologous ghrelins on the growth hormone/insulin-like growth factor-I axis in the Tilapia, Oreochromis mossambicus. Zoological Science. 24(4):391-400, 2007 Apr.
53. Fox BK. Riley LG. Hirano T. Grau EG. Effects of fasting on growth hormone, growth hormone receptor, and insulin-like growth factor-I axis in seawater-acclimated tilapia, Oreochromis mossambicus. [Article] General & Comparative Endocrinology. 148(3):340-347, 2006 Sep 15.
54. Frei M. Razzak MA. Hossain MM. Oehme M. Dewan S. Becker K. Performance of common carp, Cyprinus carpio L. and Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus (L.) in integrated rice-fish culture in Bangladesh. Aquaculture. 262(2-4):250-259, 2007 Feb 28.
55. Fujimura K. Okada N. Development of the embryo, larva and early juvenile of Nile tilapia Oreochromis niloticus (Pisces : Cichlidae). Developmental staging system [Review]. [Review] Development Growth & Differentiation. 49(4):301-324, 2007 May.
56. Gaber MM. Partial and complete replacement of fish meal by broad bean meal in feeds for Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus, L., fry. [Article] Aquaculture Research. 37(10):986-993, 2006 Jul 20.
57. Garcia-Vasquez A. Hansen H. Shinn AP. A revised description of Gyrodactylus cichlidarum Paperna, 1968 (Gyrodactylidae) from the Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus niloticus (Cichlidae), and its synonymy with G-niloticus Cone, Arthur et Bondad-Reantaso, 1995. Folia Parasitologica. 54(2):129-140, 2007 Jun.
58. Garduno-Lugo M. Herrera-Solis JR. Angulo-Guerrero JO. Munoz-Cordova G. De la Cruz-Medina J. Nutrient composition and sensory evaluation of fillets from wild-type Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus, Linnaeus) and a red hybrid (Florida red tilapia x red O-niloticus). Aquaculture Research. 38(10):1074-1081, 2007 Jul 20.
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INDEX
(Note: Numbers refer to Item Number, not Page Number)
Author Index
Abad, Z., 1
Abdallah, AMA. , 2
Abdelfattah A. ,100
Abdel-Hameid NAH., 42
Abdel-Tawwab, M. 3
Abel H. Becker K. ,59
Acosta, J., 4,22
Adepo-Gourene, B., 5
Agnese, JF, 5
Aguiar AC.,6
Ahmad, MH, 3
Aizen, J., 7
Aizen, Joseph ,182
Akiro T. ,74
Aktas M. ,60
Alexander ELR, 8
Alimuddin. ,80
Alonso, M., 4
Amirkolaie, AK., 9
Angulo-Guerrero JO. ,58
Anne S.,74
Arenal, A.,1
Avitan, A., 10
aWright JR., 8,66,110
Awwad MH. , 42
Azab MS. , 42
Azim ME. ,161
Azim ME. ,162
Azim ME. ,162
Baba O.,25
Bahurmiz OM, 11
Bai SJ.,173
Bao HH. ,123
Barandica JCN. 18
Baroiller JF, 13,15,38
Barreto RE. ,37
Barros MM. ,181
Bart AN. ,155
Bart AN. ,156
Becker K. ,101 -102
Becker K. ,54
Bell MV. ,78
Benli ACK. ,175
Benoy KBA, 12
Berishvili G., 13
Berta Levavi-Sivan,182
Bettini S., 14
Bezault E.,15
Bhandari RK., 16
Bhujel RC., 17
Binuramesh C. ,129
Blanco JA.,18
Bonhomme F. ,154
Bora PS..23
Borgeson TL.,19
Bosc P. ,38
Bovenhuis H., 26-28
Bowen SH. ,97
Bozaoglu S. ,132
Briand C. ,38
Brooks C.,20
Brown JA. ,76
Brummett RE.
Bwanika GN.,21
Cabrera EC. ,138
Caelers A. ,43
Cai WQ. ,89
Camean AM. ,130 ,131
Carpio Y.,22
Carrola J. ,105
Cauty C. ,113
Cavalheiro JMO.,23
Ceja-Moreno V. ,64
Chan SY. ,48-49
Chan-Cocom E. ,64
Chandrasekara LWHU., 24
Chandrasekera LWHU. ,121
Chang CD. ,67
Chang JCH.,25
Chang SL. ,96
Chang Y., 29
Chao TY. ,157
Chapman LJ.,21
Charo-Karisa H., 26-28
Chen CC. ,169
Chen JC. ,114
Chen MHC.,29
Chen SM. ,70
Chen TT., 29
Chen TY,30
Chen YY. ,114
Chevassus B., 15
Chiang KC. ,90
Ching-Feng Weng,98
Chisala B. ,140
Choresca CH. ,152
Choresca CH. ,153
Chowdhury MAK.,31,39,63
Chowdhury SR. ,65
Chu PS.,32,
Chukwu LO.,33
Chung JK. ,85
Ciani F., 14
Clota F., 13,15
Cnaani, Avner, 146
Coimbra AM.,34-35
Cooke IM. ,143
Cui SR. ,171
Dam AA. ,112
Darras VM. ,164
Das NG.,65
Davail B. ,113
Davis LK. ,125
De la Cruz-Medina J. ,58
de Lorgeril J. ,154
de Oliveira CC. ,36
De Seram PKC. ,121
de Souza EO.,23
de Souza, NE, 6,36
del Rio-Garcia M. ,64
del Rio-Rodriguez RE. ,84
dela Pena MR. ,152
dela Pena MR. ,153
Delicio HC.,37
Deng LP.,172
Deng XW. ,89
Derivaz M., 15
Desormeaux A. ,148
Desprez D.,38
Dewan S. ,54
Dias BP. ,109
Din ZB. ,116
Diop K. ,154
Domokhovsky, Raisa,146
Dong SL. ,97
Don-Pedro KN. ,119
Dooley KC., 8
Dorough C. ,52
Drabkin V. ,62
Drew MD.,19
Du YB. ,94
Ducatti C. ,181
Durand JD. ,154
Eda H. ,77
Ekram-Ul-Azim M. ,163
El-Bahr SM. .41
El-Greisy, ZA., 2
El-Haroun ER. ,31, 39 ,63
El-Sayed AFM.,40
El-Sayed YS.41
El-Serafy SS. 42
Endo M. ,80,126
Eppler E., 13 ,43
Erkoc F. ,175
Estrada, MP, 1,4,22
Evans JJ. ,120 ,148
Ezemonye LIN. ,44
Fabiola GJ.,74
Fan H. ,141
Farzana A. ,161
Fatema MK. ,161
Fermin AC. ,153
Fiess JC. ,143
Figueiredo-Fernandes A. ,34,45-47
Finley J. ,124
Flik G. ,61
Fogaca FHD.,50
Fiol DF.,48-49
Focken U. ,59,101,102
Fontainhas-Fernandes A. ,45-47,105,122
Forgue J. ,113
Fostier A. ,113
Fox BK.,51-53,125
Franceschini V., 14
Franco MRB. ,36
Frei M.,54
Fujimura K.,55
Gaber MM.,56
Galina Z. ,74
Gamal EN. ,112
Gan NQ. ,179
Ganesh MVNL. ,141
Garcia-Vasquez A.,57
Garduno-Lugo M.,58
Gasca-Leyva E. ,127
Gaye-Siessegger J.,59
Gelman A. ,62
Genc E. ,60
Genc MA.,60
Geven EJW.,61
Gieseker C. ,32
Glatman L.,62
Goda AMAS. ,39 ,63
Gold-Bouchot G.,64
Gong HY., 29
Gonzales, R., 1
Gonzalez LJ.,22
Gopalani M. ,150
Gourene, G., 5
Gozukara SE. ,132
Granados-Puerto SG. ,84
Grau EG. ,51-53, 125,143
Grau FG. ,104
Grau G. ,100
Grommen SVH.,164
Gu BH. ,97
Guan GJ. ,81
Gurlek M. ,159
Halfyard LC. ,76
Handy RD. ,144
Hanim R. ,115
Hansen H.,57
Harel Kasuto,182
He XJ. ,89
Hernandez JA. ,127
Herrera F.,22
Herrera-Solis JR. ,58
Hila Zakay,182
Hirano T. ,51-53,100 ,104,125,143,149
Hoareau MC. ,38
Hong SH. ,85
Hossain A.,17
Hossain MM. ,54
Hossain MS.,65
Howe, Aimee E.,146
Hrytsenko O.,66
Hsieh CY.,67
Hsu KC.,68 ,73,79
Hu CH.,69
Hu CJ.,70
Hu GC. ,89
Hu SY., 29
Huang CH. ,70
Hulata, Gideon, 146
Hung SW.,71 -72
Hussein AA. ,108
Hwang G.,20,43
Hwang JS. ,73,79
Hwang PP.,25
Jamu DM. ,140
Jao CL. ,68,79
Jeong HD. ,85
Jin CH.,97
Jorge PS. ,74
Jos A. ,130 ,131
Josefina CS. ,74
Jun LJ. ,85
Kagawa H. ,141
Kaiya H. ,52
Kajiura-Kobayashi H. ,81
Kaliba AR.,75
Kamaruzzaman N. ,117
Kambewa P. ,140
Kang'ombe J. ,103
Kang'ombe J.,76 -77
Karahan A. ,132
Karapanagiotidis IT.,78
Kasuto, H., 7
Katagiri T. ,126
Kawanna M. ,40
Khanin Y. ,62
Khaw HL. ,117 ,128
Kijora C. ,142
Kim KH.,83 , 85
Kim SK.,83
Kitahashi T. ,125
Klaren PHM. ,61
Klesius PH. ,120 ,147,148
Klesius PH. ,168 ,170
Ko WC.,79
Kobayashi T. ,16,80-81,126 ,141
Kocak O. ,175
Kocher, Thomas D. ,146
Koh CB. ,116
Komen H., 26, 27,28
Kristinsson HG.,82
Kultz D. ,48-49
Kurt G. ,132
Kwon SR.,83
Lafon P. ,113
Lai KM. ,73
Lam PKS. ,95
Lamothe V. ,113
Lara-Flores M.,84
Le Menn F. ,113
Lee DS.,85
Lee HJ. ,85
Lee WJ. ,136
Lee YC.,25 ,169
Leenhouwers JI.,86
Leu HT. ,169
Levavi-Sivan, B., 7,10
Li JL. ,87 -88
Li JS.,87-88
Li SF. ,89
Li YH., 29
Liao CM.,90 ,158
Lie O. ,136
Liebert F.,91,92
Likongwe JS. ,77
Lim C. ,147,168
Lin CK. ,31
Lin GH., 29
Lin HR. ,99
Lin NS. ,169
Lin S.,93
Lin YH. ,114
Lingaas F. ,135 ,136
Little DC., 12,17,78
Liu CS.,94 ,95
Liu TL. ,123
Liu W. ,123
Liu XC. ,99
Liu Y. ,171
Lo Chi-Wei,98
Lo CW.,96
Lopez M.,32
Lu J. ,80
Lu KH.,97
Luchiari AC. ,37
lves-Fernandes D. ,122
Ma XL.,99
Mackambo J.,75
Maclean N.,20,43
Magdeldin S.,100
Mai K. ,93
Maita M. ,126
Mamun SM.,101 ,102
Manaloto JGG. ,138
Marcela HC. ,74
Marcondes AL. ,37
Martinez, R., 1
Martins C. ,167
Mataka L.,103
Matan Golan,182
Mathias L.,104
Matos P.,105
Matsushita M. ,36
Mauel MJ.,106
Mazumdar M. ,151
Melard C. ,38
Mendoza, I, 1
Merrill AL. ,106
Mesquita FD.,107
Miao XW. ,171
Michael RD. ,129
Miller DL. ,106
Milstein A. ,112
Miwa M. ,80
Mohamed K. ,92
Mohamed ZA.,108
Molinari LM.,109
Monteiro RAF. ,46 -47
Morais DR.,6
Morales ,A., 4 ,22
Morales, R., 4
Morita T. ,80
Morrison CM. ,66
Morrison CM.,110
Mousa, MAA, 3
Mtimuni JP. ,77
Muangkeow B.,111
Muendo PN.,112
Mulvaney SJ. ,180
Munoz-Cordova G. ,58
Murie DJ.,21
Nagahama Y. ,16,81,141
Naka T. ,51
Nakamura CV. ,109
Nakamura M., 16
Nam YK.,83
Ndiaye P.,113
Ndong D.,114
Ng WK., 11, 115 ,116,174
Nguefack F. ,178
Ngugi CC.,75
Nguyen NK. ,61, 117,128
Noam Zilberman, 146
Nozaki M. ,100
Nunez J. ,113
Ochieng RS. ,134
Oehme M. ,54
Ogeleka DF. ,44
Ogunji J. ,142
Okada N. ,55
Okieimen FE. ,44
Okpe HA. ,33
Oliva, A., 1
Olivera-Castillo L. ,84
Olvera-Novoa MA. ,84
O'Neil D. ,110
Ortega RC. ,86
Osure GO.,118
Oyewo EO.,119
Ozkul A. ,175
Pan BS., 30
Pan CH. ,70
Panfili J. ,154
Partyka ML. ,124
Pasnik DJ.,120
Passos JRS. ,181
Pathiratne A.,24,121
Pedroso RB. ,109
Peixoto F. ,45 ,105,122
Peng KS.,123
Pereira-Pacheco FE. ,84
Peterson MS.,124
Pezzato AC.,181
Pezzato LE.,181
Pichardo S. ,130 ,131
Pierce AL.,125
Pimentel, R.,1
Pinientel, E., 1
Pirarat N.,126
Piyadhammaviboon P. ,176
Pohajdak B., 8,66
Poletto AB.
Ponce-Marban D.,127
Ponzoni RW.,26-28,117,128
Portz L. ,91
Powtongsook S. ,111
Prabakaran M.,129
Presti FT. ,167
Prieto AI.,130 ,131
Quagrainie KK. ,75
Racz VJ.,19
Rad F.,132
Rahaman MM. ,65
Rahman AM. ,43
Rahman SMS. ,162
Ramirez, Y., 1
Ramnarine IW.,133
Ramteke DS. ,150
Rasowo J.,134
Rau EG. ,149
Ray AK. ,139
Razzak MA. ,54
Regenstein JM. ,180
Reimschuessel R. ,32
Reinecke M., 13,43
Reis-Henriques MA. ,34,35,45,46,47
Rengmark AH.,135,136
Rennert B. ,142
Reynolds S.,27
Rezk MA., 26,27,28
Ridha MT.,137
Riley LG. ,52-53,104,149
Rocha E. ,45-47,105
Rodriguez KR.,138
Rodriguez-Fuentes G. ,64
Ron. Micha ,146
Roy RN. ,139
Rubin DA. ,149
Saad TT. .41
Sachs O.,62
Saha S.,139
Saiti F.,140
Sakai F.,141
Sakharkar AJ. ,151
Sakr, SFM, 3
Sant'Ana LS. ,50
Santos D. ,122
Santos LP, 6
Schrama, JW., 9,86
Schulz C.,142
Scoaris DD. ,109
Seale AP.,143
Selvi M. ,175
Sen SK. ,139
Senthilkumaran B. ,141
Serfling S.,32
Seroussi, Eyal ,146
Severino FE. ,167
Shang-Lin Chang,98
Shaw BJ.,144
She RP. ,123
Shi XJ. ,95
Shiau SY.,145
Shinn AP.,57
Shirak, Andrey,146
Shiue YL. ,157
Shoemaker CA. ,170
Shoemaker CA.,147,148
Shoemaker JM.,149
Shukla P.,150
Shved N., 13 ,43
Singh D. ,133
Singru PS.,151
Sinsuwan S. ,177
Slack WT. ,124
Slettan A. ,136
Song LR. ,179
Steinhagen D. ,129
Stevanato FB,6
Stoorvogel JJ. ,112
Subhedar N. ,151
Sudhakumari CC. ,141
Sunder A. ,92
Swapna I. ,141
Tacon P. ,113
Takei Y. ,51
Takeuchi T. ,80
Tan B. ,93
Tchantchou L. ,178
Tendencia EA.,152 ,153
Tine M.,154
Tsadik GG.,155 ,156
Tsai CL.,157 ,166
Tsai JW. ,90
Tsai SS. ,67
Tseng HC. ,145
Tseng YC.,25
Tu C. ,67
Tu CY. ,71 ,72
Tung MC. ,67
Turan C. ,159
Turan F.,159 ,160
Uchida K. ,100
Uddin MS.,161 ,162
Uddin S.,163
Ueda-Nakamura T. ,109
van Arendonk JAM, 26
van den Boogaart M. ,61
Van der Geyten S. ,164
Vandenberg GW. ,148
Vaseeharan B. ,114
Verdegem MCJ. ,112 ,`161
Verdegem MCJ. ,162 ,163
Verreth JAJ. 9,86 ,162
Viloria EA., 18
Visentainer, JV, 6,36
Visentainer, JEL.,6
Visitacion N. ,125
Wafa ME. ,63
Waggy GL. ,124
Wahab A. ,163
Wahab MA. ,161,162
Walpita CN. ,164
Wang JX. ,95
Wang LH. ,157 ,165,166
Wang WS. ,71 -72
Wang XT.,172
Wasko AP.,167
Wate SR. ,150
Welker TL. ,147,168
Weng CF. ,96
White LJ.,19
Wickert M. ,142
Wilkie DC.,19
Woodley CM. ,124
Wu JL., 29 ,123
Wu RSS. ,95
Wu SM. ,25,169
Wu TT. ,87 ,88
Xia MS. ,69
Xie SQ. ,179
Xiong L. ,69
X'pelon seed,84
Xu BY., 8
Xu DH.,170
Xu JY.,171
Xu WH. ,172
Xu Y. ,69
Xu ZR. ,69 ,173
Yakupitiyage A. ,78
Yan W.,174
Yancey PH. ,104
Yang YR. ,123
Yang YX. ,179
Ye W. ,99
Yi Y. ,31,111
Yildirim MZ. ,175
Yildirim-Aksoy M. ,147 ,168
Yilmaz E., 60
Yongsawatdigul J.,176 ,177
Yong-Sulem S.,178
Yoshizaki G. ,80
Young RJ. ,107
Yu K. ,95
Yuen KH.,174
Zapata-Perez O. ,64
Zapf J. ,43
Zelinger, E., 10
Zhang G.,172
Zhang Y. ,99
Zhao M.,179
Zhou BS. ,94 ,95
Zhou P.,180
Zhou PY. ,89
Zhou XM. ,123
Zhu P. ,99
Zhu XB.,172
Zhu XM. ,179
Zuanon JAS. ,181
SUBJECT INDEX
acclimation,25
acetylcholinesterase,24
acquired resistance,147
actin isoforms,167
actomyosin,177
acute fluctuations,171
acute toxicity,119,175
Aeromonas hydrophila,138
age,21
alimentary tract,87
alpha-cardiac muscle actin gene,167
alpha-linolenic acid-rich oils,78
Amh and Dmrta2 Genes146
ammonia excretion,80
amylase,87
antibacterial peptides,123
anti-oxidative vitamins,72
anti-predator training,107
anti-Vibrio harveyi,152
apoptosis,95
aroclor 1254,35
aromatase,166
arsenic,90,
astrocytes,96
autocrine,43
bacteria, 139
Bangladesh, 12,54,65
bean meal,56
behavior, ,37,107
behavioral changes,175
behavioral responses of tilapia,171
beta-carotene,70
bio-economic model,140
bioenergetics,90
biological alterations,44
Biologically Active Recombinant FSH,182
biomarkers,64
black-chinned tilapia,154
blood,71
blue-green algal blooms,97
body composition,60
body measurements, 26
body shape,117
bovine lactoferrin, 168
brain serotonin 1A,165
brain,24 ,66,127.157,175
broodfish, 17
broodstock,40
calcium ion,177
carbary,105
carbon,181
carbosulfan,24
caudal fin stripe pattern,89
cellulase-producing bacteria,139
cereal grains,86
chicken manure,103
chilled tilapia,62
chitinase,109
Chitralada strain,155
chlorpyrifos, 24
circulating thyroid hormones,35
cloning,22
coffee pulp as feed,134
copper induce metallothionein expression,169
copper, 3,14,88
corrosion inhibitors,44
cortisol,169
crude oil,150
crude palm oil,174
Cu,119
Cu2+-,69
cultured tilapia Astrocytes,98
cultured tilapia,96
cyanobacteria,108
cyanobacterial cells,131
CYP1A activity,34
Cyprinus carpio,54
deltamethrin, .41
depuration of microcystins,108
development,55
diazinon,74
dietary androstenedione concentration,159
dietary calcium requirements,145
dietary copper exposure,144
dietary cyanobacteria,179
dietary energy level,
dietary fish oils,78
dietary palm oil, 11
dietary starch, 9
diets, 11,34,60,63,72,99,115,116,142,160
differential oxidative stress,130
digesta characteristics,86
digestion efficiencies,101
digestive enzyme,88
digestive tract,139
disease resistance,123
diseases,67,83,110,120,123,147,168
dissolved oxygen,171
DMRT1,81
DNA, 42
DNA riboprinting analysis, 42
domestication,118
dose-based modeling approach,158
earthen ponds, 26
economic profitability,75
economics,162
Edwardsiella tarda ghosts,83
Edwardsiella tarda,126
edwardsiellosis,83
effluent, 129
egg quality,156
Egypt, 2
ELISA,113
embryo,55
endocrine IGF-I,43
endosulfan,34
enrofloxacin,172
environmental salinity,100 ,104
Enzootics of visceral granulomas,67
enzymes,45
estrogen receptor alpha,166
euryhaline tilapia,25
exogenous enzyme,93
fasting,53 ,125
fatty acid, 6,36
fecundity,156
feed, 6,17,19,23,59,84,86,97,103,124,134,156
feed conversion,77
feed intake,77
feed nutrient digestibility,102
feed utilization,63 ,39,93
fillets,58
fingerling,175
fingerlings,33 ,44,63
fishmeal, 19,56
flaxseed oil, 6,36
Florida red tilapia x red, 58
Florida red tilapia,38
forebrain,151
Francisella-like organism infection,67
freshwater tilapia,95
fry,56,133,159
FSH, 7,182
furazolidone,172
gel,73,176
gelatin, 180
gender,45 ,47
genes,136
genetic identification, 5
genetic improvement programs,128
genetically improved farmed tilapia,163
genetically improved Nile tilapia,115
genetics, 27 ,117,135
genomic structure,135
GH-overexpressing,43
ghrelins,52
GIFT Nile tilapia,89
GIFT tilapia,153
GIFT,102
gill epithelium,49
gills,25,48,175
GIS-based land-suitability classification,65
glucose-6-phosphatase,149
glutathione metabolism,173
Glycine tomentella root extract, 30
glycogen,25
GMNT,102
G-niloticus Cone,57
gonadal development,132
gonadal differentiation,81
gonadal steroids,165
gonadotropin-releasing hormone,182
gonadotropins,141
gonads,35
growth hormone, 29,51-53,80,99,125,143,154
growth hormone/insulin-like growth factor-I axis,100
growth performance,39 ,63,69,89,137,160
growth promoter,39
growth response,147
growth,4,11,17,21,22,27,26,28,40,60,70,76,
77,93,111,118,123,134,153,158, 168,181,179
growth-enhanced transgenic tilapia, 1
growth-enhanced transgenic,43
gut length, 26
gyrodactylosis,170
Gyrodactylus cichlidarum Paperna,57
hamburgers,50
hapas, 27
harvesting strategies,140
hematologic value, 106
hepatic changes,105
hepatic function evaluation,74
hepatic stroma,47
hepatocytes,94,95
high pressure,73
high-pressure treatment, 79
histology,60
histopathological effects of deltamethrin,175
histopathology,110
hormone,104,133
hormone-induced sex reversal,81
hybrid juvenile tilapia,87
hybrid tilapia,88 ,106
Ibiomonitoring neurotoxic contamination,121
IGF-I, 13, 29,43
IL-1 beta gene,85
immune function,168
immune response,114,129
immune system,72
immunization,120
immunochemistry,182
Immunocytochemical localization,141
immunosorbent assay, 7
Immunotoxicity,74
industrial detergents,44
infection,126,147
inorganic fertilizer,33
Insulin,66
Insulin-like growth factor I,43
insulin-like growth factor-I axis,52-53
integrated rice-fish culture,54
intestinal morphology,69
intestine,60
intrahepatic vascular-biliary tracts,46
iodothyronine dynamics,61
iron,88
juvenile hybrid tilapia,70
juvenile Nile tilapia,168
juvenile tilapia,142,145
juvenile, 3,24,27,92,100
Kenya,75
kidney,175
Lactobacillus rhamnosus,126
Laguna de Bay,138
lake, 5,21,64
larva,55 j
LDL oxidation, 30
learning in the cichlid,37
LH, 7
light microscopy,46-47
lipase,87
lipid peroxidation,174
lipids,59
live tilapia,62
liver morphology,34
liver, 6, 25,60,173,175
low phosphorus diet,91
low-input earthen ponds, 28
luminous bacteria,153
macrophages,71-72
maize bran,103
Malawian tilapia,77
male,101,102
mannan oligosaccharides,60
mapping of genes,136
marine fish oil,116
masculinization of tilapia fry,133
mass spectrometry,32
metabolic rates,102
metabolites,172
Mexico,64,127
microbial ecology,69
microbial phytase,91
microcystins LR,130
microcystins RR,130
microcystins,131,179
mineral absorption,86
minerals,71-72
mixed culture,163
Mn,119
modelling ,27
molecular cDNA cloning,85
molecular characterization,99
monoculture,161
monosex Nile tilapia.41
montmorillonite,69
Moreno I. ,130,131
MOS,60
Mozambique tilapia,61,104,125
Muntinlupa City,138
muscle cholinesterases,121
muscle delta C-13,181
muscle proteins,73 ,82
muscle tissues,32
muscle,175
neural development-related genes,157
neuronal nitric oxide,151
neuropeptide Y,22
Nile tilapia, 3,6,9, 12, 16,17,19,20,21,24,26,
27,28,31,34,36,37,39,40,
45,46,47,54,55,56,58,59,63,64,69,74,
75,81,84,85,86,91,162,167,170,172,173,175 ,179
nitrogen maintenance requirement,92
nitrogen utilization model,92
nutrient composition, ,58
nutrient conversion rate,111
nutrient digestibility,86
Nutrient utilization,134
olfactory receptor neurons, 14
oligosaccharides,123
omega 3,78
ontogenetic expression,157,165,166
ontogeny,87
Oreochromis aureus x Oreochromis nilotica,106
Oreochromis aureus ZZ, 1
Oreochromis aureus,159,160
Oreochromis hybrid,38,71-72
Oreochromis mossambica,139
Oreochromis mossambiccus, 25,29,48,49,51,52,53,61,
83,90,100,104,114,129,158,165,169
Oreochromis niloticus (L.) x Oreochromis aureus,87,88
Oreochromis niloticus niloticus,57
Oreochromis niloticus x O-aureus,60,70,93,145
Oreochromis niloticus, 3, 6,9,12,13,15,16, 17,
19-24,26,27,28,31,34,36,39,40-41,43-47,50,
54,55,56,58,59,63,64,66,69,74, 75,80-82,84,85-86,89,91,95,
97,99,101,102,105,107,109-110,111,113,116,117,118,
120,121,122,126,128,131,132134 –135,137,138,142,144,
147,148,155,156,161,162,163,164, 167,
Oreochromis shiranus,77, 140
organ culture,169
organic animal manure,76
organic fertilizer,112
organic osmolytes,104
organochlorines, 2
osmoregulatory ability,104
osmotic stimulation,143
osmotic stress,49
Ostf1,49
ovarian follicle,113
oxidative stress enzymes,122
oxidative stress,95,131
oxyfluorfen,122
ozone action,62
PACAP,96 ,98
PAH,150
palm oil-laden spent bleaching clay,116
pancreatic acini,46-48
paracrine,43
paraquat,45
PCB, 2
pea protein isolate,142
peptides,51
perfluorinated chemicals,94
peripheral deiodination,164
periphyton-based system,162,163
pesticide, 105
PFOA,95
PFOS,95
pH shift processing,82
Phelps RP. ,118
photoperiod,40,132,166
physicochemical properties,68
phytate degradation,91
Pichia pastoris, 4
pineal,151
pituitary adenylate cyclase-activating polypeptide,96,98
pituitary cells,66
pituitary,151 Oreochromis mossambicus,151
plankton abundance,76
plant protein-based diet,63
plasma biochemical value,106
pollutants,64
polyculture,127 ,153,162
ponds,76
pretreatment of hydrostatic pressure,68
probiotic bacterium,126
probiotic Biogen(R) ,39
processing quality,79
production,162
progeny,38
progranulin mRNA, 29
prolactin receptor,125
prolactin,51,143
Prolactin-1 gene transcription,154
protease,87
protein,59 ,92,115,142
putative somatolactin receptor,125
receptor, 10
recirculating system, 31,40106,106
recombinant gonadotropins, 7
recycling of tilapia recruits. ,178
red clover,160
red hybrid tilapia, 11,115,174
red tilapia,22
reproductive cycle,99
reproductive performance,118
reproductive traits,26
restriction fragment length polymorphisms, 42
ribosomal DNA, 42
rice bran,134
rice-field, `12
salinity stress,49
salinity,31, 33,125,150,154
salt tolerance,136
saltwater tolerance,135
sarcoplasmic proteins,176
Sarotherodon galilaeus,63
Sarotherodon melanotheron,154
seawater,25
seawater-acclimated tilapia,53
seed production, 12
17 alpha-methyltestosterone,32
sex determination, 15,146
sex ratio,38
sex reversal, 16
sexual differentiation,165
sexual dimorphic expression,81
sexual dimorphism,117
shrimp industry waste,23
shrimp-tilapia polyculture system,152
skin gelatin,180
skin,175
somatic growth,100, 132
Sox9a,81
spanings FAT. ,61
spawning frequency,156
spawning, 1,40
spleen,175
starvation,59
stereological analysis,47
steroid secretion,182
steroidogenic enzyme expression, 16
stimulation,182
stocking densities,111,137,156,162
storage life,62
streptococcosis,170
Streptococcus agalactiae,120
Streptococcus iniae,114,147,148
stress,45 ,48,114,164
stress resistance,168
survival,62 ,76
synthase immunoreactivity,151
tannery effluent,129
temperature,45,47,104,114,133,157,165
temperature-induced sex differentiation, 15
thyroid gland,61
thyroid hormone production,164
thyroid hormones,34
thyroidology,61
tilapia brain,166
tilapia farming,65
tilapia flesh,78
Tilapia Follicle-Stimulating Hormone,182
tilapia galilae,63
tilapia gelatin,180
tilapia genotypes,92
tilapia GnRH type 3
Tilapia guineensis, 5,33,44,119
Tilapia larvae,35
tilapia meat fillets,79
Tilapia mossambica,150
tilapia muscle protein gels,68
tilapia pituitary,143
Tilapia rendalli,76,103
Tilapia zilli, 2, 5
tilapia-prawn polyculture,161
tissue distribution,99 gonad,99
tissue fatty acid composition, 11
tissues,174 ,175
Tocopherol,50
tocopherols,174
tocotrienol-rich fraction,174
tocotrienols,174
toxicity, 3,14,41,90,108,158
toxin, 122,131,175
transferrin gene,135
transgene activity,20
transgenesis,20
transgenic Nile tilapia,80
Trifolium pratense, 160
tuberoinfundibular peptide 38,149
uvenile,55
vaccination,83
vegetables, 19
Vibrio harveyi,153
Vigna unguiculata,84
viscosity,86
vitamin A,70
vitamin,71
vitellogenins,113:
waterborne Cd exposure,173
water-flow rate,156
watersheds,124
weight,119
whole-body composition,77
Xenotransplantation, 8
zinc,88
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