Gene transfer into fish embryo is being performed in several species (trout, salmon, carps,
tilapia, medaka, goldfish, zebrafish, loach, catfish, etc.). In most cases, pronuclei are not …

… This technique strongly enhances transgenesis in fish on several levels. … diminished,
overcoming one of the main pitfalls of transgenesis in fish. This result opens the way to easy and …

Small fish are a popular laboratory model for studying gene expression and function by
transgenesis. If, however, the transgenes are not readily detectable by visual inspection, a large …

… Transgenesis in fish has been extensively reviewed in many aspects during the last decade
(Fletcher & Davies, 1991; Houdebine & Chourrout, 1991; Gong & Hew, 1995; Chen et al., …

The first Indian transgenic fish was generated in 1991 using borrowed constructs from foreign
sources. To construct transformation vectors for the indigenous fishes, growth hormone …

… Early reports of transgenesis in fish were complicated by a lack of distinction between
extrachromosomal persistence of DNA early after injection, and DNA integration into the host …

In fish used for food production and scientific research, fast growth can be achieved via
selective breeding or induced instantaneously via growth hormone (GH) transgenesis (GHT). …

… Although there are hundreds of publications on one or more aspects of transgenesis in
fish, Table 4 selectively summarizes the reported growth and other benefits of farmable …

The use of transgenics in fish is a relatively recent development for advancing understanding
of genetic mechanisms and developmental processes, improving aquaculture, and for …

… An immediate question to address is whether it is best to use DNA sequences of piscine
origin for the induction of transgenesis in fish. There is little doubt that the answer is in the …