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Isolation of Fish Growth Factor

Principal Investigator: Paul Collodi
Affiliation: Purdue University
Initiation Date: 1997

The goal of this research is to purify and identify cell growth-promoting activity found in fish embryo extract.


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Land use disturbance impacts on stream fish physiology

Principal Investigator: Zachary Blevins
Affiliation: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Initiation Date: 2009

 

  • Determine if land use patterns and physiological traits are correlated in stream fish species 

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Largemouth Bass Muscle Hydrolysate as Practical Replacement of Live Food for Largemouth Bass Larvae

Principal Investigator: Karolina Kwasek
Affiliation: Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Initiation Date: 2020
  • Develop an optimal methodology for largemouth bass (LMB) muscle hydrolysis using digestive enzymes representing LMB digestive tract
  • Evaluate the effect of LMB muscle protein hydrolysate used as first feed on the growth and survival of LMB larvae
  • Provide feed/additive manufacturing industry with knowledge and tools required for production of high-quality, cost effective, and well-digested dietary muscle hydrolysate as a source of protein in larval fish feeds

Limiting Factors and Ecological Effects of Zebra Mussels in a Southern Lake Michigan Drainage

Principal Investigator: Gary Lamberti
Affiliation: University of Notre Dame
Initiation Date: 1995

The objectives of this project are to:

  • Describe the longitudinal distribution of adult and larval zebra mussels in streams owing from colonized lakes.
  • Test mechanisms contributing to the apparent “settlement bottleneck” for zebra mussels in streams.
  • Test whether predators may influence the invasibility of streams by zebra mussels.
  • Measure responses of other aquatic biota to the presence of zebra mussels in lake-outflow environments.

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Lipid Nutrition and Metabolism in Yellow Perch

Principal Investigator: Paul Brown
Affiliation: Purdue University
Initiation Date: 1995

The objectives of this project are to:

  • Develop a growth curve for yellow perch fed purified and practical diets.
  • Evaluate the effects of dietary lipids on growth, feed efficiency, and nutritional composition of fillets.
  • Provide an indication of the essential fatty acid needs of yellow perch.

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Low Frequency Electromagnetism as an Effective Method for the Control of Zebra Mussel Infestation

Principal Investigator: Matthew Ryan
Affiliation: Purdue University Calumet
Initiation Date: 1998
  • Investigate the application of extremely low frequency (ELF) electromagnetic (EM) radiation as an effective method for the control of zebra mussel (Dreissena polymorpha)
  • Monitoring the survival of zebra mussels in water which has been irradiated by an ELF EM field via the
    efflux of the metal ions Ca2+, Mg2+, Na+ and K+ from zebra mussels exposed to the field
  • Developing quantitative mathematical models will to interpret the experimental findings

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