Method, system and computer program product for technical management and biocontrol of disease in animal production systems
AssigneeAcuabiotec LLC
InventorDavid J. W. Moriarty
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AssigneeAcuabiotec LLC
InventorDavid J. W. Moriarty
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A system, method and computer program product for controlling disease at an end user location, including (a) testing a range of candidates including at least one of: (i) Bacillus species, (i) Bacillus strains, (iii) species of beneficial bacteria (iv) strains of beneficial bacteria and (v) strains of beneficial bacterial viruses, against samples including at least one of pathogenic Vibrio, Gram negative pathogenic bacteria and Gram positive pathogenic bacteria taken from an end user location; (b) performing at least one of the following steps: (i) selecting one or more of the candidates that one of inhibit and attack at least one of the samples by direct inhibition of at least one of in situ antibiotic production, competitive exclusion, production of enzymes that degrade quorum sensing molecules, and (ii) testing a range of quorum sensing inhibitor compounds against the samples; and (c) performing the steps (a) and (b) for the end user location, including one of a country, major region and individual end user location, to target microbial technology to use in bio-control of disease specific to the end user location.
A process for controlling disease in aquatic animals at an end user location, comprising:
A computer-readable medium carrying one or more sequences of one or more instructions for controlling disease in aquatic animals at an end user location, the one or more sequences of one or more instructions including instructions which, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to perform the steps of:
A system for controlling disease in aquatic animals at an end user location, comprising:
A system configured to control disease in aquatic animals at an end user location, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.