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Press Release: February 2017 Fish farmers are always looking for sustainable feed that can make fish strong and healthy. A new study led by the CSIC in Spain concludes that marine feed ingredients in aquaculture can potentially be replaced by plant ingredients without detrimental effects, when appropriate feed additives are added. The team of researchers of the Nutrigenomics and Pathology Groups of the Institute of Aquaculture Torre de la Sal (IATS-CSIC), in collaboration with scientific...

EMBRIC, the European Marine Biological Research Infrastructure Cluster, opens its first transnational access (TA) call for maturation of research projects (proof of concept) in the field of marine biotechnology to access high-quality facilities and pioneering technology platforms at four top-class European Research Infrastructures (RIs). The access will be granted to applicants from academia or industry (with preference given to users outside the EMBRIC consortium) who submit innovative projects...

Researchers of the Nutrigenomics and Pathology Groups of the Institute of Aquaculture Torre de la Sal, in collaboration with scientific (Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Centro de Ciências do Mar) and industrial (BIOMAR, NOREL) partners, showed within AQUAEXCEL, AQUAEXCEL2020 and ARRAINA EU projects that butyrate supplementation helps to preserve intestinal function in fish which are fed plant-based diets. The article has been published in PLoS ONE 11(11):e0166564

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