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Passive immunization was performed to determine whether serum antibodies were involved in protection for red sea bream iridoviral disease (RSIVD) in Pagrus major, Seriola quinqueradiata, S. lalandi, S. dumerili and Oplegnathus fasciatus. When fish were experimentaly chalenged, significantly lower mortality was noted in the fish received the convalescent serum than control fish, except for O. fasciatus. The administration of serum from fish immunized with a commercial vaccine, significantly suppressed mortality of the recipient, except for S. lalandi and O. fasciatus. The results suggest that serum antibodies play a primary role in the 短 報 1 水産総合研究センター増養殖研究所 2 宮崎県水産試験場 3 大分県農林水産指導センター水産研究部 * Coresponding author E-mail: matsuym@fra.afrc.go.jp protection against RSIVD in red sea bream and the genus Seriola.

Passive Immunization against Red Sea Bream Iridoviral Disease in Five Marine Fish Species