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One of the Most Prominent Challenges for the Safe Cultivation and Maintenance of Animals Is Control of Infectious Diseases. a. Ocellatum Is a Parasitic Infection That Impacts All Fish Within the Wide Environmental Range Resulting in Mass Moralities in Captivity. With a Broad Host and Geographic Range, All Fish in Aquaculture ($10B Annually), Aquarium Trade Species ($278M ANNUALLY),24 and Conservation Species ($7.6B), or a Total of $18B Annually Are Susceptible to a. Ocellatum. Due to Its Rapid Onset, There Are Often No Signs of Infestation Before Mortalities Begin to Appear Within a System, Making It Imperative to Diagnose and Treat as Early as Possible. Current Methodologies for Detecting a. Ocellatum Are Insufficient to Circumvent Outbreaks. This Project Proposes Two Innovative Approaches to Develop a Successful Rapid Diagnostic Test for a. Ocellatum: (1) Utilization of a Next Generation Approach of Producing Highly Specific Monoclonal Antibodies (MABS) for a. Ocellatum Dinospores an
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