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      • AQUATIC ANIMAL HEALTH
        • Behavior of Hatchery Fish
        • Chinook and Temperature
        • Crayfish Competition
        • Crayfish Quarantine
        • Development and Movement of Frogs
        • Drought and Trophic Ecology
        • Factors Affecting Fish Life Histories
        • Frogs and Chytrid Fungus
        • Klamath Outmigration Challenge
        • Pacific Lamprey Oxygen Stress
        • Salmonid Gut Microbiome
        • Wild versus Hatchery
        • Zebrafish and Disease Research
      • FISH PATHOGENS
        • Bacterial Kidney Disease
        • Black Spot (Nanophyetus)
        • Ceratonova shasta Life Cycle
        • Chum Salmon and C. shasta
        • Klamath River Studies
        • Myxozoan Nematocyst Discharge
        • Whirling Disease
        • White Spot Disease (Ich)
        • Worms
      • TECHNOLOGY AND DIAGNOSTICS
        • Better Fish Tagging
        • Detecting Koi Herpes Virus
        • Microbial Source Tracking
        • Pathogen Detection in Water
        • Sentinel Fish for Pathogen Detection
        • Zebrafish in Outer Space
      • VACCINES, IMMUNITY AND TREATMENTS
        • Dietary Treatment for BKD
        • Disease Susceptibility and Resistance
        • Engineering Disease Resistance
        • IHN Oral Vaccine
        • IHN Virus - Early Vaccine Development
        • Koi Herpes Virus - Treatment
        • Koi Herpes Virus and Stress
        • Mucosal Immunity to Parasites
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  • ABOUT
  • Facility
    • Indoor Wet-Lab
    • Outdoor Tank Area
    • Isolation Wet-Lab
    • Dry Labs
    • BSL2 Dry Lab
    • Tool Shop
  • Services
    • Everything You Wanted to Know About Tanks
    • Permits Needed for Research
    • Technical Support
  • Rates and Fees
    • OSU Research Clients
    • Private Companies and Other Agencies
  • Research
    • AQUATIC ANIMAL HEALTH
      • Behavior of Hatchery Fish
      • Chinook and Temperature
      • Crayfish Competition
      • Crayfish Quarantine
      • Development and Movement of Frogs
      • Drought and Trophic Ecology
      • Factors Affecting Fish Life Histories
      • Frogs and Chytrid Fungus
      • Klamath Outmigration Challenge
      • Pacific Lamprey Oxygen Stress
      • Salmonid Gut Microbiome
      • Wild versus Hatchery
      • Zebrafish and Disease Research
    • FISH PATHOGENS
      • Bacterial Kidney Disease
      • Black Spot (Nanophyetus)
      • Ceratonova shasta Life Cycle
      • Chum Salmon and C. shasta
      • Klamath River Studies
      • Myxozoan Nematocyst Discharge
      • Whirling Disease
      • White Spot Disease (Ich)
      • Worms
    • TECHNOLOGY AND DIAGNOSTICS
      • Better Fish Tagging
      • Detecting Koi Herpes Virus
      • Microbial Source Tracking
      • Pathogen Detection in Water
      • Sentinel Fish for Pathogen Detection
      • Zebrafish in Outer Space
    • VACCINES, IMMUNITY AND TREATMENTS
      • Dietary Treatment for BKD
      • Disease Susceptibility and Resistance
      • Engineering Disease Resistance
      • IHN Oral Vaccine
      • IHN Virus - Early Vaccine Development
      • Koi Herpes Virus - Treatment
      • Koi Herpes Virus and Stress
      • Mucosal Immunity to Parasites
  • Conference Room
  • Outreach

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Ruth Milston Clements, Facility Manager
541-737-0743
541-224-3019
aahl.manager@oregonstate.edu

 

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