Researchers Identify Related Viruses to Mitigate Koi Herpesvirus in Carp Populations
Researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Michigan State University have identified viruses related to koi herpesvirus that could help mitigate its impact on carp populations. The study aims to understand viral interactions to improve survival rates in aquaculture.
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Advertise Inquiries Subscribe ▼ × About us Events Instagram Facebook LinkedIn GENE ONLINE | News & Opinion Blog 2026-08-10 | Researchers Identify Related Viruses to Mitigate Koi Herpesvirus in Carp Populations by GOAI Share To Researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Michigan State University have identified several closely related viruses that may offer a pathway to mitigating the impact of koi herpesvirus (CyHV-3) on carp populations. The study examines the potential for these related pathogens to influence the progression of the virus, which currently serves as a primary cause of mortality in freshwater carp aquaculture.
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