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	Cataracts in farmed fish - A multidisciplinary initiative for scientific progress. 1998 - 2000 Sujets : Biotechnology, Resources of the Sea, Fisheries Type de contrat : Coordination of research actions Participants : National Centre for Veterinary Contract Research and Commercial Services A/S NORGE National Centre for Veterinary Contract Research and Commercial Services A/S Industry PO Box 8109 Dep. Ullevalsveien 68 0032 NORGE Reinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universitat Bonn DEUTSCHLAND Reinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universitat Bonn Education Institute of Experimental Ophtalmologie Sigmund-Freud-Strasse 25 53105 DEUTSCHLAND National Veterinary and Food Research Institute SUOMI/FINLAND National Veterinary and Food Research Institute Research Department of Pathology and Field Extension P.O. BOX 368 Hameentie 57 00231 SUOMI/FINLAND State Fish Epizootics Control Service of Lower Saxony and Fish Health Service DEUTSCHLAND State Fish Epizootics Control Service of Lower Saxony and Fish Health Service Other Eintrachtweg 17 30173 DEUTSCHLAND Felleskjopet Havbruk AS NORGE Felleskjopet Havbruk AS Industry 4335 NORGE Meloy Aqualab AS NORGE Meloy Aqualab AS Industry Postbus 184 8150 NORGE UNIVERSITY OF OSLO NORGE UNIVERSITY OF OSLO Education INSTITUTE OF NUTRITION RESEARCH POBOX 1072 Sognsvannsveien 9 Domus Medica 0316 NORGE National Agricultural Research Foundation HELLAS National Agricultural Research Foundation Research National Fish Diseases Laboratory Neapoleos Str. 25 15310 HELLAS Hydro Aluminium AS ÉIRE/IRELAND Hydro Aluminium AS Industry PO Box 80 264,Kindrum, Cashel 1321 ÉIRE/IRELAND NORWEGIAN SCHOOL OF VETERINARY SCIENCE NORGE NORWEGIAN SCHOOL OF VETERINARY SCIENCE Education Ullevaalsveien 72 NORGE THE QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY OF BELFAST UNITED KINGDOM THE QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY OF BELFAST Education,Other DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY SCIENCE - FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SCIENCE Stoney Road , Stormont BT4 3SD UNITED KINGDOM University of East Anglia UNITED KINGDOM University of East Anglia Education,Other School of Biological Sciences University Plain NR4 7TJ UNITED KINGDOM University of Stirling UNITED KINGDOM University of Stirling Education Institute of Aquaculture PO Box 8989 University of Stirling FK9 4LA UNITED KINGDOM INSTITUTE OF NUTRITION, DIRECTORATE OF FISHERIES NORGE INSTITUTE OF NUTRITION, DIRECTORATE OF FISHERIES Research PO Box 185 Strandgaten 229 NORGE Hydro Seafood Mowi A.S. NORGE Hydro Seafood Mowi A.S. Industry PO Box 4102 Dreggen Sandviksboder 66 5835 NORGE Hydro Aluminium Ireland Hydro Aluminium Industry PO Box 80 264,Kindrum, Cashel 1321 Ireland Felleskjopet Havbruk Norway Felleskjopet Havbruk Industry Norway Hydro Seafood Mowi Norway Hydro Seafood Mowi Industry PO Box Dreggen Sandviksboder 66 5835 Norway Meloy Aqualab Norway Meloy Aqualab Industry Postbus 184 Norway National Centre for Veterinary Contract Research and Commercial Services Norway National Centre for Veterinary Contract Research and Commercial Services Industry PO Box Dep. Ullevalsveien 68 0032 Norway DB Aquatic Pathology Services United Kingdom DB Aquatic Pathology Services Industry Chaser's Folly, 3b, Roundhayes close DT4 ORN United Kingdom Fish Veterinary Group United Kingdom Fish Veterinary Group Industry 39 Carsegate Road IV3 8EX United Kingdom Hide objective Cataracts (reversible or irreversible lens opacities) is a production disorder of several species of fish. The aim of this project is to disseminate knowledge on occurrence and causation of cataracts in farmed fish, and to initiate further research to prevent and control the disease. Hide general information To achieve this goal, we propose to create a multidisciplinary network of European scientists and aquaculture industrialists to overcome present restraints in research. The project will thus contribute to secure the health and well being of farmed fish, and improve the cost effectiveness of European aquaculture. The competitive advantage of European suppliers of materials or services to the international aquaculture market will be increased. Successful control of cataracts is considered even more important in order not to compromise consumer perception of the aquaculture industry as such, particular regarding its ethical standards of production and the quality of its products. These issues are of major importance for the industry's further competitiveness in the international food market. Bringing the aquaculture industry, fish pathologists and nutritionists together with multidisciplinary working ophthalmologists, a new and unique scientific collaboration for the benefit of future aquaculture production, fish welfare and fish health research will be created; in itself a most valuable goal. These main objectives have been detailed as follows: - The project will disseminate scientific knowledge and state-of-the art in cataract research, and discuss current and planned work conducted in this field. - The project will facilitate exchange of study specimen and transfer of research methodology between laboratories. - The project will initiate epidemiological studies and thus provide new scientific data on the occurrence and economy of the disease. - New research on the physiology of the fish eye and the pathogenesis of lens cataracts will be stimulated. - Financial support for explanatory studies on the cataract problem will be sought. Source : cordis