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This book includes recent research activities in the field of food quality assurance and shelf-life extension. The goal is to broaden our current knowledge of advanced approaches to guaranteeing the maintenance of the properties of packaged products during storage. Preservation strategies based on vacuum packaging, innovative active packaging, emerging technologies, and horticultural by-products are widely discussed in specific chapters. Taken together, these research studies constitute clear evidence that achieving food shelf-life extension is still a complex and multifaceted process. The book reflects advances made in the field and, with the addition of a chapter also covering the secondary shelf-life topic, it will provide the latest research for academics working in the field of novel processing, antimicrobial/antioxidant substances, by-product recycling and active packaging. The research collected in this book is ideal for those working in the food quality industry.
olive oil by-products --- breaded fish --- fish shelf life --- fish quality --- sustainable food --- film --- whey protein isolate --- tarragon essential oil --- brook trout --- refrigerated storage --- physicochemical quality --- microbiological quality --- sensory quality --- shelf-life --- sweet cherry --- nanoemulsion coating --- cracking --- fruit quality, nutraceutical value --- crosslinking --- fresh fish --- spoilage --- chilling/refrigeration --- freezing --- edible coatings --- hyperbaric storage --- algae extracts --- antioxidants --- fish preservatives --- total carotenoids --- total phenolics --- trout fillets --- Ceylon spinach --- Basella alba --- ultrasonication --- antioxidant --- antibacterial activity --- pork --- Sus scrofa --- household food waste --- stability evaluation --- sensory acceptability --- period after opening (PAO) --- blackberry --- gray mold --- pathogens --- storage quality --- ozone treatment --- enoki mushroom --- ZnONPs --- propolis --- pullulan/chitosan --- antibacterial --- antioxidant activity --- meat packaging --- volatile organic compounds --- HS-SPME-GC/MS --- Italian sparkling wines --- cork stoppers --- bottle aging --- antimicrobial polymers --- antimicrobial peptides --- food safety --- food packaging --- instrumental color --- overwrapped packaging --- simulated retail display --- TBARS --- vacuum packaging --- fruit and vegetable by-products --- food shelf life --- by-products recycling --- n/a
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This book is a collection of 12 peer-reviewed articles on freshwater invasive fish and is the first on this topic. It focuses on real-world lessons learned from managing common carp, bigheaded carp, sea lamprey, northern pike, and lake trout in different parts of the world. Articles also discuss damage caused by invasive fish, environmental DNA as means to measure spawning carp, and CO2 as a fish deterrent. Detailed critical evaluations of the possibility of using koi herpes virus to control common carp, market-driven fishing (invasivorism), as well as changes in lock and dam operating protocols to control bigheaded carps are also presented. Several important commonalities are noted between successful management efforts, including the simultaneous use of multiple integrated strategies, a focus on suppressing reproduction, and a deep local knowledge in an introductory article that provides context for the discipline.
suppression --- eradication --- rotenone --- fishery restoration --- northern pike --- salmon --- biocontrol --- Australia --- common carp --- Cyprinus carpio --- cyprinid herpesvirus 3 --- safety --- efficacy --- modelling --- risks --- adaptive management --- cutthroat trout --- ecosystem restoration --- nonnative fish suppression --- national park --- lake trout --- native species recovery --- Oncorhynchus --- predatory fish invasion --- Salvelinus --- trophic cascade --- wilderness preserve --- invasive species --- bigheaded carp --- biodiversity --- behavior --- physiology --- toxicity --- avoidance --- aquatic invasive species --- reservoir ecosystems --- ichthyoplankton --- Asian carp --- invasivorism --- commercial fishing --- Hypophthalmichthys --- Illinois River --- interference competition --- exploitative competition --- ruffe --- yellow perch --- growth --- diet --- integrated pest control --- source-sink --- sustainable --- micro-predators --- water quality --- population suppression --- lampricide --- sea lamprey --- Lake Champlain --- invasive --- incursion --- alien fish --- fyke net --- pest fish --- Lake Sorell --- Lake Crescent --- biotelemetry --- integrated pest management --- model --- hydraulic --- acoustic deterrent --- invasive fish --- conservation --- eDNA
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Histopathological studies of aquatic animals refer to the microscopic examination of tissues and organs in order to detect deviations from the expected microscopic or macroscopic structure. Information obtained from the study of histomorphological lesions in aquatic animals can be a useful addition when determining the general state of health of aquatic animals, especially if chronic stressors and/or pathogens are present. Compared to mammals, postmortem autolysis progresses very rapidly in most aquatic organisms. This fact makes histopathological examination quite complex and demanding, not only in a histotechnical sense. A prerequisite for a successful study is the baseline knowledge of physiological processes and histological architecture of the studied species. Therefore, the aim of this Special Issue is to contribute to the current state of knowledge on the histopathology of aquatic animals and to provide a professional and encyclopedic tool for biologists and veterinarians.
micro-nano plastics --- fish --- organism model --- histopathology --- blood biomarkers --- microlipoma --- liver --- Barbus balcanicus --- 3D reconstruction --- nutrition --- aquaculture --- fishmeal replacement --- land animal proteins --- histology --- intestinal microbiota --- Sparus aurata --- toxicity --- effect --- invertebrate --- mussels --- Aeromonas spp. --- rainbow trout --- bacteria --- infection --- antinutritional factors --- soybean --- gut health --- environmental monitoring --- histopathological biomarkers --- histopathological alterations --- fish gills --- atrazine --- Purkinje --- cerebellum --- myocytes --- toxicology --- IP3Rs --- Vistonis Lake --- physico-chemical parameters --- gills --- HSPs --- MARKs --- Na+-K+ ATPase --- hepatorenal --- pathology --- toxicosis --- biomarkers --- adult Xenopus laevis --- n/a
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Neuroactive chemicals are the largest group of micropollutants present in European rivers. There is increasing concern about the behavioral effects of these neuroactive chemicals on aquatic wildlife, potentially resulting in detrimental effects on individual, population, and community levels of ecological organization. This Special Issue, titled “Behavioral Impairment in Aquatic Organisms Exposed to Neurotoxic Pollutants”, presents original research and review articles addressing behavioral impairment induced by different aquatic invertebrate and vertebrate species to neuroactive chemicals. The selected studies include different methodological approaches, such as multi-compartment, automated plug and play, and homemade setups systems. We believe that this collection provides essential information regarding research and challenges on the behavioral ecotoxicity of invertebrate and vertebrate aquatic organisms, as well as the molecular mechanisms behind these effects.
avoidance --- behavior --- habitat selection --- multi-compartmented systems --- non-forced exposure --- repellency --- natural products --- fungicides --- early development --- teratogenicity --- zebrafish --- behaviour --- oxidative stress --- ecotoxicology --- artemia --- psychotropics --- behavioural ecotoxicology --- mixture toxicity --- neurotoxicity --- antagonism --- organophosphate --- acetylcholinesterase inhibitors --- GABA --- risk assessment --- spontaneous movement activity --- zebrafish larvae --- serotonin --- neurotransmitters --- modulation --- copper --- glyphosate --- chlorpyrifos --- early life stages --- rainbow trout --- swimming behavior --- DNA damage --- development --- Daphnia magna --- neurotransmitter --- pharmaceuticals --- pharmaceuticals in the environment --- environmental risk assessment --- fish --- mixture toxicology --- predictive toxicology --- pollution --- n/a
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This book focuses on conservation genetic (and genomic) papers that demonstrate applied outcomes that inform practical threatened species management. We cover a broad range of species and genetic approaches, but focus on how conservation genetic information is used to underpin management actions for species recovery. Through the exposition of a diversity of approaches, we aim to demonstrate to conservation managers and researchers how conservation genetics can inform on-ground species management.
small isolated population --- Mediterranean native trout --- morphological deformities --- Camphorosmoideae --- conservation genetics --- disjunct distribution --- population fragmentation --- population structure --- single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) markers --- genetic diversity --- population viability analysis --- allele retention --- translocation --- conservation management --- threatened marsupial --- remnant --- conservation --- natural hybridisation --- Eucalyptus --- high throughput sequencing --- NGS --- South Australia --- golden bandicoot --- southern brown bandicoot --- quenda --- phylogenetic --- taxonomy --- evolutionarily significant unit --- ecosystem engineer --- genetic rescue --- genetic restoration --- supplementation --- disease --- inbreeding --- genetic swamping --- locally unique alleles --- population genetics --- marsupial --- adaptive potential --- Leadbeater’s possum --- Gymnobelideus leadbeateri --- ex situ conservation --- Psittacidae --- Ara macao --- Xcaret --- captive breeding --- climate drying --- cpDNA --- ecotype --- Evolutionarily Significant Units --- gene flow --- geographic expansion --- patchy abundance --- phylogeography --- n/a --- Leadbeater's possum
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RNA viruses cause animal, human, and zoonotic diseases that affect millions of individuals, as is being exemplified by the devastating ongoing epidemic of the recently identified SARS-Cov-2. For years vaccines have had an enormous impact on overcoming the global burden of diseases. Nowadays, a vast number of different approaches, from purified inactivated and live attenuated viruses, nucleic acid (DNA or RNA) based candidates, virus-like particles, subunit elements, and recombinant viruses are been employed to combat viruses. However, for many of them efficient vaccines are not yet available. This will probably change dramatically with the current Covid-19 pandemic, as a vast variety of vaccinology approaches are being tested against it, with hundreds of candidates under development, dozens of them already in clinical trials, a fact that is breaking records in vaccine development and implementation. This is becoming possible thanks to the enormous work carried out during years to have the bases for a quick response, even against unknown pathogens, in an impressive short time. Here, results obtained with different vaccine´s methodological approaches against human (HIV, HCV, HRV) animal (PRRSV, PEDV, FMDV, VHSV) and zoonotic (RVF, WNV), RNA viruses are presented by field experts.
artificial protein --- polyepitope B- and T-cell HIV-1 immunogen --- epitopes of broadly neutralizing HIV-1 antibodies --- peptide mimic of discontinuous epitope --- immunogenicity --- birds --- vaccines --- West Nile virus --- flavivirus --- herd immunity --- porcine epidemic diarrhea virus --- RNA interference --- processivity factor --- intestine epithelial cells --- N gene --- rotavirus nanoparticle vaccine --- gnotobiotic pigs --- FMDV --- peptide vaccine --- single dose --- amount --- pig --- VHSV --- non-virion (NV) --- transcriptome profiling --- rainbow trout --- immune pathways --- Rift Valley fever virus (RVFV) --- modified vaccinia Ankara (MVA) --- cellular response --- neutralizing antibodies --- Gn Gc glycoproteins --- passive serum:virus transfer --- hepatitis C virus --- neutralising antibodies --- animal models --- immune responses --- PRRSV Mosaic T-cell DNA vaccine VACV --- PRRS --- cross protection --- heterologous virus challenge --- n/a
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This is a collection of scientific research articles focusing on the associations and/or interactions of various aquatic animals with their microorganisms, focusing mostly on fish and, in particular, gut bacterial communities.
hybrid striped bass --- microbiome --- bacteria --- bioprocessed soybean meal --- tuna --- enteric bacteria --- fish --- barcoding --- gut --- eating disorders --- feeding behavior --- gut microbiota --- Siniperca chuatsi --- innate immunity --- appetite --- Lactobacillus plantarum --- Lactobacillus rhamnosus --- Clostridium butyricum --- coral-macroalgal shift --- coral reef fish --- enteric bacteriome --- microbial functions --- Lacticaseibacillus casei --- colonization --- crucian carp --- gastrointestinal tract --- 60Co irradiation sterilization --- transit marker --- Geobacillus stearothermophilus --- high-throughput sequencing --- intestinal microflora --- fish gut --- biosurfactants --- grey mullets --- natural antibiotics --- Atlantic cod --- microbiota --- innate immune system --- germ-free --- gnotobiotic --- functional ingredient --- immunity --- core microbiome --- macroalga and rabbitfish --- bacterial motility --- motility methods --- flagella --- bacterial–host interaction --- microscopy --- melon-headed whale --- microbial communities --- aquatic mammal --- invertebrate --- sample preservation --- crayfish --- dragonfly --- hybrid fishes --- gut microbiome --- community and function --- speciation --- invasion --- fish conservation and management --- steelhead trout --- hatcheries --- aquaculture --- chemotherapeutants --- environmental variation --- founder effects --- lake sturgeon
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Anaerobic digestion (AD) is one of the oldest biotechnological processes and originally referred to biomass degradation under anoxic conditions in both natural and engineered systems. It has been used for decades to treat various waste streams and to produce methane-rich biogas as an important energy carrier, and it has become a major player in electrical power production. AD is a popular, mature technology, and our knowledge about the influencing process parameters as well as about the diverse microbial communities involved in the process has increased dramatically over the last few decades. To avoid competition with food and feed production, the AD feedstock spectrum has constantly been extended to waste products either rich in recalcitrant lignocellulose or containing inhibitory substances such as ammonia, which requires application of various pre-treatments or specific management of the microbial resources. Extending the definition of AD, it can also convert gases rich in hydrogen and carbon dioxide into methane that can substitute natural gas, which opens new opportunities by a direct link to traditional petrochemistry. Furthermore, AD can be coupled with emerging biotechnological applications, such as microbial electrochemical technologies or the production of medium-chain fatty acids by anaerobic fermentation. Ultimately, because of the wide range of applications, AD is still a very vital field in science. This Special Issue highlights some key topics of this research field.
anaerobic digestion --- solid digestate --- milling process --- sugars recovery --- energy balances --- bioethanol production --- biogas upgrading --- biomethane --- bio-succinic acid --- CO2 utilization --- feasibility assessment --- acetate --- lactate --- inoculum --- food waste --- sewage sludge --- lactic acid bacteria --- cattle manure --- steam explosion --- pre-treatment --- UASB --- co-digestion --- biogas --- high-rate anaerobic digestion --- energy recovery --- granular sludge --- renewable energy --- decentralized wastewater treatment --- two-stage anaerobic digestion --- Anammox --- enzyme application --- rheology of digestate --- methane --- aquaculture --- trout --- sludge --- wastewater --- drum sieve --- microfiltration --- settling --- waste-to-energy --- wet waste --- bioenergy --- techno-economic analysis --- ammonia inhibition --- chicken manure --- dairy cow manure --- high-solids anaerobic digestion --- inoculum adaptation --- volatile fatty acids --- dry batch anaerobic digestion --- percolation --- permeability --- Salmonella spp. --- Escherichia coli O157 --- Listeria monocytogenes --- Enterococcus faecalis --- Clostridium spp. --- digestate --- pathogens --- sustainable farming --- anaerobic digester --- antibiotics removal --- antimicrobial --- chlortetracycline --- Tylosin --- n/a
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In modern times, mechatronic and robotic systems are developing at a faster pace than in the past, and research on novel solutions and applications of such devices are studied in both industrial and academic environments. The second volume of this Special Issue of Applied Sciences aims to disseminate the latest research achievements, ideas, and applications of the modeling and control of mechatronic and robotic systems, with particular emphasis on novel trends and challenges. We invited contributions to this Special Issue on topics including (but not limited to): modeling and control, path and trajectory planning, optimization problems, collaborative robotics, mechatronics, flexible multi-body systems, mobile robotics, and manufacturing applications.
wobble motor --- permeance --- magnetic circuit --- leakage flux --- electropermanent magnet --- force model --- inverse kinematics --- genetic algorithm --- workspace analysis --- multi-fingered anthropomorphic hand --- amphibious robot --- spherical robot --- assistant fin --- buoyancy --- hydrodynamic force --- robot --- crawler --- traction --- kinematics --- EOD Robot --- terrorist attacks --- hybrid control --- state machine --- Festo --- PLC --- friction force --- trout --- fish processing machine --- simulation --- vision based system --- humanoid robots --- robot design --- legged robots --- dynamic model --- harsh environment --- kinematic model --- mecanum wheel --- omnidirectional robot --- robotic platform --- surveillance --- flow-rate estimation --- automatic pouring machine --- extended Kalman filter --- mechatronics --- hysteresis --- advance trajectory control --- piezoelectric --- actuator --- neural networks --- robust control --- MPC --- foot location --- motion planning --- gait transitioning --- deep deterministic policy gradients --- snake manipulator --- data-driven --- accuracy --- 6DoF motion platform --- monitoring system --- crank arm mechanisms --- cable-driven parallel robots --- overconstrained robots --- design --- non-contact operations --- behavior-based --- climber robot --- control --- control architecture --- fault-tolerant --- legged robot --- optimization --- 3D printer --- Cartesian kinematics --- vibration analysis --- additive manufacturing --- mechanical design --- closed-kinematic chain manipulator (CKCM) --- sliding mode control (SMC) --- time-delay estimation (TDE) --- nonsingular fast terminal sliding mode control (NFTSMC) --- synchronization control --- model-free control --- n/a
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