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PhagePrompt Lyse V
Lyse V is a product designed to reduce the risks of vibriosis in shrimp farms by targeting Vibrio bacteria, specifically through the use of Vibrio phages. These phages are natural predators of Vibrio bacteria and help to control their population in aquaculture settings. By mitigating Vibrio infections, Lyse V supports healthier shrimp populations and promotes sustainable shrimp farming practices.
Lyse V is a specialized product designed to combat vibriosis in aquacuture farms.
Vibrio Phages: Lyse V contains phages that specifically target and infect Vibrio bacteria. Phages are natural viruses that can selectively kill bacterial pathogens without harming beneficial bacteria or the shrimp themselves.
Targeted Action: The phages in Lyse V are tailored to effectively combat various strains of Vibrio bacteria, including those responsible for causing vibriosis in shrimp. This targeted action helps reduce bacterial populations and control the spread of infection within shrimp farming environments.
Biocontrol: By leveraging phages, Lyse V provides a biocontrol method that is environmentally friendly and sustainable. It reduces the reliance on antibiotics and chemicals, promoting a more natural approach to disease management in aquaculture.
Vibrio Phages: Lyse V contains phages that specifically target and infect Vibrio bacteria. Phages are natural viruses that can selectively kill bacterial pathogens without harming beneficial bacteria or the shrimp themselves.
Targeted Action: The phages in Lyse V are tailored to effectively combat various strains of Vibrio bacteria, including those responsible for causing vibriosis in shrimp. This targeted action helps reduce bacterial populations and control the spread of infection within shrimp farming environments.
Biocontrol: By leveraging phages, Lyse V provides a biocontrol method that is environmentally friendly and sustainable. It reduces the reliance on antibiotics and chemicals, promoting a more natural approach to disease management in aquaculture.