A multiplex PCR-based protocol for identification and quantification of Vibrio harveyi-related species
Authors:
- Ana Cano-GomezACAna Cano-Gomez
- Lone HøjLHLone Høj
- Leigh OwensLOLeigh Owens
- Brett K. BaillieBBBrett K. Baillie
- Nikos AndreakisNANikos Andreakis
- 1 February 2015
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Aquaculture
- Vol. 437, 195-200
Abstract
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Funding Information
- JCU
- AIMS
- AIMS@JCU bursary (6281.98923.2690)
- Australian Government
- University of Tasmania
- CSIRO
- Geoscience Australia
- Australian Institute of Marine Science
- Museum Victoria
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