MX2022015819A - Bacterias probióticas novedosas y métodos para controlar patógenos en animales acuáticos. - Google Patents

Bacterias probióticas novedosas y métodos para controlar patógenos en animales acuáticos.

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MX2022015819A
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probiotic bacteria
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Tatiana Vinogradova-Shah
Elena Sineva
Pedro Costa-Nunes
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Abstract

La invención se refiere a novedosas cepas bacterianas probióticas que pueden colonizar tejidos animales, y en particular el tracto gastrointestinal (GI) de animales acuáticos criados en ambientes de acuicultura y que también pueden ser modificadas para expresar y suministrar moléculas de ARN de interferencia configuradas para regular a la baja la expresión de uno o más de un patógeno, o genes hospederos endógenos.
MX2022015819A 2020-06-12 2021-06-11 Bacterias probióticas novedosas y métodos para controlar patógenos en animales acuáticos. MX2022015819A (es)

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