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Distribution of bacteria injected in body of giant black shrimp,Penaeus monodon

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Distribution of injectedVibrio anguillarum in body ofPenaeus monodon was studied with immunohistochemical method. Bacteria could be detected throughout the experiment in some individuals: however in lymphoid tissue, gill, heart and haemolymph of all vibrio injected shrimp, the bacteria could be observed only 5 min after injection. The bacteria density in haemolymph, haemolymph of the hepatopancreas and gills decreased with time. In the lymphoid organ and heart, the bacteria density was the highest 48 h after injection, then decreased. Nodules could be formed in the heart, lymphoid organ and injection site.

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This work was funded partly by “Science Funds Program of the Chinese Academy of Fishery Science Research” (No.: 2001-2-5).

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Zhixun, G., vande Braak, K. & Botterbloom, M. Distribution of bacteria injected in body of giant black shrimp,Penaeus monodon . Chin. J. Ocean. Limnol. 22, 186–191 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02842591

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