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 Farming of fish and shellfish has gained significant grounds in 
several parts of the world . 
 Now a days disease is main problem in aquafarming. 
 In recent years ,lot of attention is being given to health 
management using various forms of immunoprophylactic 
techniques such as vaccination and immunostimulation . 
 To reduce immunoprophylactic application ,it is vital to have 
insight into specific and non specific defense mechanism of 
farmed animal . 
 Through disease process studies ,it is very well known that a 
pathogen can cause disease only if it can overcome the non 
specific and specific defense barriers of the host and successfully 
establish and proliferate
 The immune system of fish is very similar to vertebrates, 
although there are some important differences. 
 The immune system ,vested with the role of defense is 
composed of various cell type ,tissue and organ. 
 The use of these products reduces the need for 
therapeutic treatments, enhances the effects of vaccines 
and, in turn, improves the indicators of production.
1.Non specific 
2.Specific immune system 
 The former is encounter in almost all living organism 
including fishes .It is non specific because the same 
immune response can be elicited by number of 
unrelated foreign particles . 
 Specific or acquired mechanism of immunity is found 
only in vertebrate and the reaction are directed 
against specific molecules that stimulate such reaction 
 Though these two mechanism appear as distinct in fact 
they function in conjunction with each other ,making 
the study of immunology a complex and vast one.
 Non adaptive immunity/ innate immunity 
 The main determinants of innate immunity are genetically controlled 
varying widely with species ,strain and to a lesser extent between 
individuals. 
 Some of the important components of non specific defense system 
 1. integumental 
 2. phagocytes 
 3.tissue and serum 
 4. other cells 
 5.Inflammatory response 
 6.Encapsulation 
1 . Integumental : skin and mucus act as primary surface barriers to 
several pathogenic agents. Continuous production and sloughing of 
mucus keep the fish skin and gills free from pathogen colonization
 In addition , lytic property of mucus due to lysosomal enzyme 
prevent colonization of skin and gills by the pathogen .Low ph 
and mucus of alimentary tract offer similar protection against 
colonization of gut by enteric pathogen 
2. Fish have fixed and circulating phagocytes ,which act as the 
main line of defense against pathogen which breaches the 
primary line of integumentary barriers . Reticulo endothelial 
system (RES)present in kidney ,spleen ,and heart ,phagocytes 
destroy pathogen and also remove dead host tissue . 
Several serum factors antibody and complement act as 
opsonins and enhance the rate of phagocytosis . 
Chemo tactic factors like macrophage aggregation 
factor(MAF)and macrophage migration inhibition factor (MIF) 
enhance the action of phagocytes at the site of injury..
3. Tissue and serum components 
A) c-reactive proteins (CRP) found in the serum bind to 
phosSphoryl ester group and exhibit their antibacterial and 
antifungal activity.CRP also act as opsonins and enhance 
phagocytosis 
B) Complement present in the serum are activated by the classical 
and alternate pathway. In the classical pathway antibody 
antigen complex activates the complement system are involved 
in lysis ,chemo taxis 
C) Proper din- a protein present in fish serum is activated by cell 
wall product of bacteria and is involved in the activation of 
complement through the alternate pathway . 
D) Lysosomal enzyme present in mucus ,serum ,and phagocytes 
cause lysis of pathogen .
E) Natural agglutinin and precipitin present in serum and 
mucus agglutinate and precipitate particulate and soluble 
antigen respectively. 
F) Transferrin starves bacteria by binding iron in the serum. 
G) Interferon produced by viral infected cells protects the 
other potential host cell. 
H) Lymphokines produced by t –lyphocytes specifically in 
response to antigen have non specific effect on 
inflammation and phagocytosis at the site of injury.
4. Other cells; 
 A)mast cell ; fish may not possess true mast cell 
similar to the ones present in mammal, Histamin 
contaning cells, such as eosinophilic granular 
cells(EGC) present in integument ,gills and gut may 
probably be mast cell analogue in fish 
 
 B)natura l killer cell /non specific cytotoxic cell(nk/nc 
cell)are belived to have a role in immobilizing and 
killing viral infacted cells and pathogen like 
i.Mullifilis 

5. Inflmmatory response : it is a well developed, non –specific, 
vascular response aimed to destroy ,dilute or wall off the cause 
of injury . 
Inflammation is initiated as long as the functional blood supply 
is present at the injured area .Inflammation is characterized by 
reddining swelling pain, heat and loss of function.Vasoactive 
amines released following tissue damage exert a significanes 
influence on the microcircultion of the area . 
6 encapsulation : in this type of response fibrous tissue composed 
of collagen encapsulation the large parasite pathogen such as 
digenetic trematodes and cestodes .
Specific defense system in all vertebrate including fish is characterized 
by specificity and memory. 
 Lymphocytes are central to specific defense system . 
 There are two main population of lymphocytes namely B-lymphocytes 
and T –lymphocytes. 
 Fish have three major lymphoid organ thymus ,anterior kidney and 
spleen. 
 Thymus is regarded as the primary lymphoid organ. 
 Thymus is the first organ to become lymphoid and provided the virigin 
pool of lymphocyte to the secondary lymphoid organ namely kidney and 
spleen . 
 The lymphoid population in the secondary lymphoid organ perform the 
vital function of immune responsiveness such as antigen recognition . 
 The specific defense system has two arms 
1 . Humoral immunity(B-cell) 
2. Cell mediated immunity system(T-cell)
1. Humoral immunity 
B-lymphocyte differentiate into plasma cells which produce antibody 
specific to the stimulating antigen and into memory cells which are capable 
of becoming plasma cells on subsequent exposure to the same antigen . 
Antibody neutrolise pathogen by agglutination ,percipitation neutrolisation 
and complement activation . 
2. Cell mediated immunity(CM 
Different population of t- lymphocyte namely T- helper cells T-supressor cells 
, T-killer cells and T-lymphokinin producing cells are involved in the 
execution of CMI .This aspect of the immune response is wide ranging and 
also recruit the macrophages which constitute the body’s main line of non 
specific defense 
Different function of T-lymphocyte 
T-helper cells 
T-killer cells 
T-lymphokine producing cells 
T-supressor cells
 Crustacean encounter a variety of pathogen in the environment they live in 
 Though the specificity of crustacean defense mechanism is not comparable to 
that of higher vertebrate or even fish ,the efficiency with their defense system 
overcome the pathogenic hostility is highly remarkable . 
 In crustacean nonspecific immune system has a greater role to play due to a 
poorly developed specific immune system with a very weak or no memory 
function in it. 
 The defense in crustacean is largely dependent on the blood cells and 
haemolymph activities 
 Lot of interest is being generated towards understanding the basis of defense 
mechanism in shrimp so as to develop practical immunoprophylactic 
management tool to contain disease .they have well developed specific immune 
system with no specific and memory 
 One recent study has been describe that shrimp do have memory i.e they 
showed enhance response to booster immunostimulation by glucan and there is 
possibility of maternal transfer of immunity .shrimp do recognize self/non self
A) MOBILE DEFENSE 
B) FIXED DEFENSE 
C) PRO-PHENOLOXIDASE SYSTEM (PPO)
a) fixed defense 
 Hard cuticle :- hard exoskeleton of crustacean acts as first line of 
defense being structural and chemical barriers to several pathogen 
.therefore ,the most vulnerable phase of the disease in the life cycle of 
crustacean is the molting stage. 
 During this stage parasite find it easy for attachment and penetration 
which also leads to other infection and complexities 
 Bronchial podocytes act as fixed phogocytic cells and remove pathogen 
from hemolymph. Crustacean have remarkable ability for autotomy and 
regeneration of appendages . 
 Clotting and wound repair is rapid and well developed in crustacean. 
B) MOBILE DEFENSE 
1. Cellular 
2. Humoral
 1. cellular : crustacean have an open circulating system having analogues 
of white blood cells ,called hemocytes.crustacen have three types of 
hemocyte namely hyaline cells ,semigronulocytes and 
granulocytes.hyoline cells are primarily responsible for phagocytosis 
while semi granulocytes and granulocytes perform the function of 
encapsulation and nodule formation 
 a) phagocytosis 
 b) encapsulation 
 c) nodule formation 
 d) cytotoxicity 
2. Humoral factor 
 Humoral factor include large no. of lectine,lysine,agglutinin. 
 Lectine bind to carbohydrate of foreign cells. 
 Agglutini can help in adhesion of heamocyte to foreign cells 
C) prophenol oxidase system(PPO)

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Defence mechanism in finfish and shellfish jassi 2

  • 1.
  • 2.  Farming of fish and shellfish has gained significant grounds in several parts of the world .  Now a days disease is main problem in aquafarming.  In recent years ,lot of attention is being given to health management using various forms of immunoprophylactic techniques such as vaccination and immunostimulation .  To reduce immunoprophylactic application ,it is vital to have insight into specific and non specific defense mechanism of farmed animal .  Through disease process studies ,it is very well known that a pathogen can cause disease only if it can overcome the non specific and specific defense barriers of the host and successfully establish and proliferate
  • 3.  The immune system of fish is very similar to vertebrates, although there are some important differences.  The immune system ,vested with the role of defense is composed of various cell type ,tissue and organ.  The use of these products reduces the need for therapeutic treatments, enhances the effects of vaccines and, in turn, improves the indicators of production.
  • 4. 1.Non specific 2.Specific immune system  The former is encounter in almost all living organism including fishes .It is non specific because the same immune response can be elicited by number of unrelated foreign particles .  Specific or acquired mechanism of immunity is found only in vertebrate and the reaction are directed against specific molecules that stimulate such reaction  Though these two mechanism appear as distinct in fact they function in conjunction with each other ,making the study of immunology a complex and vast one.
  • 5.
  • 6.  Non adaptive immunity/ innate immunity  The main determinants of innate immunity are genetically controlled varying widely with species ,strain and to a lesser extent between individuals.  Some of the important components of non specific defense system  1. integumental  2. phagocytes  3.tissue and serum  4. other cells  5.Inflammatory response  6.Encapsulation 1 . Integumental : skin and mucus act as primary surface barriers to several pathogenic agents. Continuous production and sloughing of mucus keep the fish skin and gills free from pathogen colonization
  • 7.  In addition , lytic property of mucus due to lysosomal enzyme prevent colonization of skin and gills by the pathogen .Low ph and mucus of alimentary tract offer similar protection against colonization of gut by enteric pathogen 2. Fish have fixed and circulating phagocytes ,which act as the main line of defense against pathogen which breaches the primary line of integumentary barriers . Reticulo endothelial system (RES)present in kidney ,spleen ,and heart ,phagocytes destroy pathogen and also remove dead host tissue . Several serum factors antibody and complement act as opsonins and enhance the rate of phagocytosis . Chemo tactic factors like macrophage aggregation factor(MAF)and macrophage migration inhibition factor (MIF) enhance the action of phagocytes at the site of injury..
  • 8.
  • 9. 3. Tissue and serum components A) c-reactive proteins (CRP) found in the serum bind to phosSphoryl ester group and exhibit their antibacterial and antifungal activity.CRP also act as opsonins and enhance phagocytosis B) Complement present in the serum are activated by the classical and alternate pathway. In the classical pathway antibody antigen complex activates the complement system are involved in lysis ,chemo taxis C) Proper din- a protein present in fish serum is activated by cell wall product of bacteria and is involved in the activation of complement through the alternate pathway . D) Lysosomal enzyme present in mucus ,serum ,and phagocytes cause lysis of pathogen .
  • 10. E) Natural agglutinin and precipitin present in serum and mucus agglutinate and precipitate particulate and soluble antigen respectively. F) Transferrin starves bacteria by binding iron in the serum. G) Interferon produced by viral infected cells protects the other potential host cell. H) Lymphokines produced by t –lyphocytes specifically in response to antigen have non specific effect on inflammation and phagocytosis at the site of injury.
  • 11. 4. Other cells;  A)mast cell ; fish may not possess true mast cell similar to the ones present in mammal, Histamin contaning cells, such as eosinophilic granular cells(EGC) present in integument ,gills and gut may probably be mast cell analogue in fish   B)natura l killer cell /non specific cytotoxic cell(nk/nc cell)are belived to have a role in immobilizing and killing viral infacted cells and pathogen like i.Mullifilis 
  • 12. 5. Inflmmatory response : it is a well developed, non –specific, vascular response aimed to destroy ,dilute or wall off the cause of injury . Inflammation is initiated as long as the functional blood supply is present at the injured area .Inflammation is characterized by reddining swelling pain, heat and loss of function.Vasoactive amines released following tissue damage exert a significanes influence on the microcircultion of the area . 6 encapsulation : in this type of response fibrous tissue composed of collagen encapsulation the large parasite pathogen such as digenetic trematodes and cestodes .
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  • 14. Specific defense system in all vertebrate including fish is characterized by specificity and memory.  Lymphocytes are central to specific defense system .  There are two main population of lymphocytes namely B-lymphocytes and T –lymphocytes.  Fish have three major lymphoid organ thymus ,anterior kidney and spleen.  Thymus is regarded as the primary lymphoid organ.  Thymus is the first organ to become lymphoid and provided the virigin pool of lymphocyte to the secondary lymphoid organ namely kidney and spleen .  The lymphoid population in the secondary lymphoid organ perform the vital function of immune responsiveness such as antigen recognition .  The specific defense system has two arms 1 . Humoral immunity(B-cell) 2. Cell mediated immunity system(T-cell)
  • 15. 1. Humoral immunity B-lymphocyte differentiate into plasma cells which produce antibody specific to the stimulating antigen and into memory cells which are capable of becoming plasma cells on subsequent exposure to the same antigen . Antibody neutrolise pathogen by agglutination ,percipitation neutrolisation and complement activation . 2. Cell mediated immunity(CM Different population of t- lymphocyte namely T- helper cells T-supressor cells , T-killer cells and T-lymphokinin producing cells are involved in the execution of CMI .This aspect of the immune response is wide ranging and also recruit the macrophages which constitute the body’s main line of non specific defense Different function of T-lymphocyte T-helper cells T-killer cells T-lymphokine producing cells T-supressor cells
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  • 20.  Crustacean encounter a variety of pathogen in the environment they live in  Though the specificity of crustacean defense mechanism is not comparable to that of higher vertebrate or even fish ,the efficiency with their defense system overcome the pathogenic hostility is highly remarkable .  In crustacean nonspecific immune system has a greater role to play due to a poorly developed specific immune system with a very weak or no memory function in it.  The defense in crustacean is largely dependent on the blood cells and haemolymph activities  Lot of interest is being generated towards understanding the basis of defense mechanism in shrimp so as to develop practical immunoprophylactic management tool to contain disease .they have well developed specific immune system with no specific and memory  One recent study has been describe that shrimp do have memory i.e they showed enhance response to booster immunostimulation by glucan and there is possibility of maternal transfer of immunity .shrimp do recognize self/non self
  • 21. A) MOBILE DEFENSE B) FIXED DEFENSE C) PRO-PHENOLOXIDASE SYSTEM (PPO)
  • 22. a) fixed defense  Hard cuticle :- hard exoskeleton of crustacean acts as first line of defense being structural and chemical barriers to several pathogen .therefore ,the most vulnerable phase of the disease in the life cycle of crustacean is the molting stage.  During this stage parasite find it easy for attachment and penetration which also leads to other infection and complexities  Bronchial podocytes act as fixed phogocytic cells and remove pathogen from hemolymph. Crustacean have remarkable ability for autotomy and regeneration of appendages .  Clotting and wound repair is rapid and well developed in crustacean. B) MOBILE DEFENSE 1. Cellular 2. Humoral
  • 23.  1. cellular : crustacean have an open circulating system having analogues of white blood cells ,called hemocytes.crustacen have three types of hemocyte namely hyaline cells ,semigronulocytes and granulocytes.hyoline cells are primarily responsible for phagocytosis while semi granulocytes and granulocytes perform the function of encapsulation and nodule formation  a) phagocytosis  b) encapsulation  c) nodule formation  d) cytotoxicity 2. Humoral factor  Humoral factor include large no. of lectine,lysine,agglutinin.  Lectine bind to carbohydrate of foreign cells.  Agglutini can help in adhesion of heamocyte to foreign cells C) prophenol oxidase system(PPO)