Effect of disinfection of non-hardened Salmo trutta eggs with Chloramine T®, Wofasteril®, and hydrogen peroxide on embryo and larvae viability, microorganism load, lipid peroxidation, and protein carbonylation

Lahnsteiner, Franz

doi:10.1007/s10499-021-00727-0

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“…However, the bleaching of eggs, or indeed other chemical treatment of eggs, embryos or fish, can have a negative impact on survival and development (Winn, Prestia, & Peneyra, 2021). Many biocides used to disinfect fish eggs, such as sodium hypochlorite, providone-iodine, or hydrogen peroxide, are oxidising agents (Yoo, 2018) and although these disinfectants remove pathogens they may also have the adverse effect of destroying the natural microbiota of embryos (Lahnsteiner, 2021). This will likely have consequences, for example in research studies investigating interrelationships between microbiomes and fish health and possibly also for studies into epigenetics.…”

Section: Harmonising Research and Husbandry Practice -The Challengesmentioning

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Beyond compliance: harmonising research and husbandry practices to improve experimental reproducibility using fish models

Paull,

Lee,

Tyler

2023

Biological Reviews

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Reproducibility in animal research is impacted by the environment, by husbandry practices in the laboratory and by the animals' provenance. These factors, however, are often not adequately considered by researchers. A disconnect between researchers and animal care staff can result in inappropriate housing and husbandry decisions for scientific studies with those animals. This is especially the case for the research in neuro‐behaviour, epigenetics, and the impact of climate change, as heritable phenotypic, behavioural or physiological changes are known to result from the animals' environmental housing, husbandry, provenance and prior experience. This can lead to greater variation (even major differences) in data outcomes among studies, driving scientific uncertainties. Herein, we illustrate some of the endpoints measured in fish studies known to be intrinsically linked to the environment and husbandry conditions and assess the significance of housing and husbandry practice decisions for research adopting these endpoints for different fish species. We highlight the different priorities and challenges faced by researchers and animal care staff and how harmonising their activities and building greater understanding of how husbandry practices affect the fish will improve reproducibility in research outcomes. We furthermore illustrate how improving engagement between stakeholders, including regulatory bodies, can better underpin fish husbandry decisions and where researchers could help to drive best husbandry practices through their own research with fish models.

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Section: Harmonising Research and Husbandry Practice -The Challengesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Beyond compliance: harmonising research and husbandry practices to improve experimental reproducibility using fish models

Paull,

Lee,

Tyler

2023

Biological Reviews

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Hydrogen peroxide in seahorse aquaculture: Determining safe exposure levels using non-invasive biomarkers of stress

Sousa

Souto-Neto²,

Medeiros³

et al. 2023

Aquaculture

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Disinfection of Perinereis aibuhitensis eggs with peroxymonosulfate to eliminate covert mortality nodavirus (CMNV)

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Effect of disinfection of non-hardened Salmo trutta eggs with Chloramine T®, Wofasteril®, and hydrogen peroxide on embryo and larvae viability, microorganism load, lipid peroxidation, and protein carbonylation

Cited by 5 publications

References 53 publications

Beyond compliance: harmonising research and husbandry practices to improve experimental reproducibility using fish models

Beyond compliance: harmonising research and husbandry practices to improve experimental reproducibility using fish models

Hydrogen peroxide in seahorse aquaculture: Determining safe exposure levels using non-invasive biomarkers of stress

Disinfection of Perinereis aibuhitensis eggs with peroxymonosulfate to eliminate covert mortality nodavirus (CMNV)

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