Aquaculture and Microencapsulation
November 25-27, 2009 - Puerto-Varas, Chile
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| O1_1 | Aquaculture: the Chilian challenge Alvial A. |
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| O1_2 | Introduction to encapsulation Poncelet D. |
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| O1_3 | Aquaculture in Brazil Portella M.C. |
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| O1_4 | Fulfilling the dietary requirements of fish. Nutrition needs technology Dias J. |
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| O2_1 | Challenges in the delivery of nutrients to marine suspension-feeders Langdon C. |
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| O2_2 | Microencapsulated diets for early fish larvae. Yesterday s utopia, tomorrow s re Yufera M. |
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| O2_3 | Delivery of water soluble nutrients to live feed Nordgreen A. |
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| O2_4 | Mass production and use of liposome for feeding filter feeders in aquaculture Barr Y. |
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| O2_5 | Development of delivery devices through microencapsulation and their use in Braz Moraes A.M. |
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| O3_1 | Oral immunity against fish pathogens: the SRS vaccine example Tobar J. |
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| O3_2 | Listeria control in fish aquaculture Schoebitz R. |
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| O3_3 | Probiotics for aquaculture Riquelme C. |
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| O3_4 | Encapsulation of fish oil Drusch S. |
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| O3_5 | Immobilized algua for water treatment de-Bashan L. |
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