SCOFDA. Sustainable Control of Fish Diseases in Aquaculture. Research School

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1 SCOFDA Sustainable Control of Fish Diseases in Aquaculture Research School Department of Veterinary Pathobiology Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University Frederiksberg C, Programme for a two-day workshop and Ph.D. course on Diagnosis and control of Fish Diseases Date: November 7 and 8, 2006 Time: to both days Venue: Auditorium 1-01 (Fest-auditorium) Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University Bülowsvej 17, DK-1870 Frederiksberg C.

2 Programme November 7, Opening of the workshop by research school leader Kurt Buchmann, SCOFDA Immune evasion of parasites by Kurt Buchmann, Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Coffee break Expression of immune-relevant genes in salmon exposed to IPN virus by Hans-Christian Ingerslev, University of Bergen, Norway Aquacultural research at the Faroe islands by Michael E. Nielsen, Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Lunch break at GIMLE, KVL The importance of N-linked glycans for induction of protective immunity to VHS virus in rainbow trout when viral glycoproteins are delivered as a DNAvaccine by Katja Einer-Jensen, Ellen Lorenzen, Jesper Skou Rasmussen and Niels Lorenzen, Danish Institute for Food and Veterinary Research, Aarhus, Phylogenetic analysis and epidemiological tracing of viral haemorrhagic septicaemia virus VHSV by Sanne Madsen, Katja Einer-Jensen, Niels J. Olesen and Niels Lorenzen, Danish Institute for Food and Veterinary Research, Aarhus, Isolation and on-going characterization of lytic Flavobacterium psychrophilum bacteriophages by Anne R. Stenholm, Mathias Middelboe and Inger Dalsgaard, Danish Institute for Fisheries Research, Rainbow trout farms with a high degree of recirculation: are pathogenic bacteria a problem? By Lone Madsen, Morten S. Bruun and Inger Dalsgaard, Danish Institute for Fisheries Research, Parasite infections in recirculated trout farms (model-trout farms) by Thomas B. Larsen, Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University,

3 14.15 Ectoparasites in mariculture in Turkish waters by Erol Toksen, Kutsal Gamsiz, Egemen Nemli and José Bresciani, Ege University, Izmir, Turkey Coffee break A novel molecular technique for diagnosis of a non-pathogenic form of Gyrodactylus salaris by Per Kania, Thomas R. Jørgensen and Kurt Buchmann, Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Small interfering RNAs and their use in fish virus research by Brian Dall Schytt, Danish Institute for Food and Veterinary Research, Aarhus, Cercarial dermatitis in : are aquaculturists at risk? by Louise G. Jørgensen and K. Buchmann, Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Discussion Closing of the first day of the SCOFDA workshop November 8, Opening of the second day of the SCOFDA workshop Lectins in carp Cyprinus carpio by Per W. Kania, Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Coffee Break Acute phase reactants in carp following Ichthyophthirius infection by Santiago F. Gonzales, Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Lunch break at GIMLE, KVL News on the BKD situation in Danish aquaculture by Niels Jørgen Olesen, Danish Institute for Food and Veterinary Research, Aarhus, Welfare indicators in rainbow trout by Thomas R. Jørgensen, Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University,

4 13.30 Gill diseases of rainbow trout in model trout farms by Isam Saaed, Jose Bresciani, Thomas B. Larsen and Kurt Buchmann, Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, On the search for the origin of the vertebrate immune system. The Galathea research cruise by Niels Lorenzen, Danish Institute for Food and Veterinary Research, Aarhus, Temperature dependent immune responses in rainbow trout by Martin K. Raida and Kurt Buchmann, Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Surveillance of fish diseases on eight Danish marine farms during 2006 by Helle F. Skall, Karl Pedersen, Anne M. L. Malle, Niels H. henriksen, Torben Nielsen and Niels J. Olesen, Danish Institute for Food and Veterinary Research, Aarhus, Coffee break Surveys of gyrodactylids infecting wild Atlantic salmon in Danish streams by Rasmus D. Heinecke, Louise G. Jørgensen and Kurt Buchmann, Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Discussion Closing of the SCOFDA workshop Agricultural University of Szczecin, Poland Wojciech Piasecki Ewa Sobecka BioMar, Helma Slierendrecht Dana Feed, Anne Hjørngaard Larsen Danish Aquaculture, Silkeborg, Niels Henrik Henriksen List of participants

5 Danish Institute for Agricultural Sciences Mette H. Hansen Mark A. Henryon Danish Institute for Fisheries Research, Anne R. Stenholm Morten Sichlau Bruun Inger Dalsgaard Rikke Henkel Kirsten Kaas Lone Madsen Jeanette Dan Møller Sanaz Namazi Danish Institute for Food and Veterinary Research, Ellen Ariel Charlotte Hjortshøj Sanne Madsen Kirsten Engell-Sørensen Katja Einer-Jensen Britt Bang Jensen Torben Kjær Niels Lorenzen Niels Jørgen Olsen Jesper Rasmussen Brian Dall Schyth Helle Frank Skall Ege University, Izmir, Turkey Egemen Nemli Erol Toksen Ugur Degirmenci Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Bent Aasted José Bresciani Kurt Buchmann Anders Dalsgaard Narcis Escatllar Jonathan Filskov Rasmus Heinecke Thomas Rohde Jørgensen Per Walther Kania Jens Laurits Larsen Thomas Bjerre Larsen Jesper H. Lauridsen Michael Engelbrecht Nielsen

6 Martin K. Raida Jan Salomonsen Jacob Schmidt Jakob Skov Louise G. Jørgensen Statens Serum Institut, Thomas Lindenstrøm University of Bergen, Norway Hans Christian Ingerslev Heidrun I. Wergeland Anita Rønneseth Eirin Fausa Pettersen University of Copenhagen, Alonzo Nunez Poul Petersen University of Environment and Life Sciences, Norway Ivana Milosevic Adrijana Skugor University of Oslo, Norway Kjetil Olstad