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Nanotechnology Advancements: A Catalyst for Transformative Growth in Aquaculture
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Nanotechnology Advancements: A Catalyst for Transformative Growth in Aquaculture
Vivek Kumar, Durgesh Kumar Verma*, Narendra Kumar Maurya and Ishwar Chandra
Abstract
Aquaculture is only one of the many sectors that may be transformed by nanotechnology and has emerged as a burgeoning area of study. It can provide new approaches to fish breeding, aquatic health, fish biotechnology, and aquaculture, among other fields. Nanotechnology tools include smart medication delivery, nanomaterials, nanosensors, DNA nanovaccines, and gene delivery. Nanotechnology applications within the fish processing industry could enhance flavor intensity, elevate color vibrancy, and bolster barrier properties for enhanced safety. Additionally, they might facilitate germ detection within packaging materials. Advancements in nanotechnology promise to tackle worldwide anxieties surrounding aquaculture, such as food safety, human well-being, illness aversion, and environmental conservation. Enhancing barrier properties through nanotechnology applied in processing of fish can be employed to detect bacteria, intensify flavors, enhance the brilliance of the color, enhance packaging, and ensure stability. Examining their applicability in various fisheries sector domains will be a commendable undertaking.
Keywords
Nanotechnology, Gene delivery, Fish growth, Water treatment
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- Published online
- 30th May, 2024
How to Cite the Article
Kumar V, Verma DK, Maurya NK and Chandra I. Nanotechnology Advancements: A Catalyst for Transformative Growth in Aquaculture. Chron Aquat Sci. 2024;1(12):1-7
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