Sablefish (Anoplopoma fimbria) chromosome-level genome assembly.

Sablefish (Anoplopoma fimbria) are in the suborder Cottioidei, which also includes stickleback and lumpfish. This species inhabits coastal regions of the northeastern and northwestern Pacific Ocean from California to Japan. A commercial fishery for sablefish began to flourish in the 1960s, though a downward trend in stock biomass and landings has been observed since 2010.

Comparative Genomics of Typical and Atypical Complete Genomes Revealed New Insights into Pathogenesis Evolution.

is a global distributed Gram-negative teleost pathogen, affecting mainly salmonids in fresh and marine environments. strains are classified as typical or atypical depending on their origin of isolation and phenotype. Five subspecies have been described, where   subsp.

Aeromonas salmonicida infection kinetics and protective immune response to vaccination in sablefish (Anoplopoma fimbria).

Effective vaccine programs against Aeromonas salmonicida have been identified as a high priority area for the sablefish (Anoplopoma fimbria) aquaculture. In this study, we established an A. salmonicida infection model in sablefish to evaluate the efficacy of commercial vaccines and an autogenous vaccine preparation.

Continuity matters: Examining the 'information gap' in transfer from Residential Aged Care, ambulance to emergency triage in southern Tasmania.

Background: Transfer of older people from Residential Aged Care Facilities to Emergency Departments requires multiple comprehensive handovers across different services. Significant information gaps exist in transferred information despite calls for standards.

Aim: To investigate: (1) presence of minimum standard elements in the transfer text written by RACF nurses, paramedics and ED triage nurses, and (2) the transfer documentation used by services.

A qualitative study of patients' experiences of a nurse-led memory clinic.

Little is known about patients' decision-making to attend a nurse-led memory clinic (NLMC) or of their experiences in the months following attendance. This paper reports qualitative follow-up data from 13 participants who attended a NLMC run by a Nurse Practitioner, and who were interviewed later in their own homes. Participants attended the NLMC seeking 'benchmarking' against the broader population or confirmation of diagnosis, with the Nurse Practitioner perceived as having more time to talk.

Genomics of sablefish (Anoplopoma fimbria): expressed genes, mitochondrial phylogeny, linkage map and identification of a putative sex gene.

Background: The sablefish (order: Scorpaeniformes) is an economically important species in commercial fisheries of the North Pacific and an emerging species in aquaculture. Aside from a handful of sequences in NCBI and a few published microsatellite markers, little is known about the genetics of this species. The development of genetic tools, including polymorphic markers and a linkage map will allow for the successful development of future broodstock and mapping of phenotypes of interest.