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Esti Harpeni
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LIFE HISTORY STUDIES OF Montipora digitata IN PIONEER BAY, NORTH QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA Esti Harpeni; Arthur Lemuel David
JOURNAL OF COASTAL DEVELOPMENT Vol 15, No 1 (2011): Volume 15, Number 1, Year 2011
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Intertidal zone in reef flat is the extreme condition for many species of corals. Periodical tides, wave action and sedimentation become the main challenging factors which usually avoided by most of coral species. However, Montipora digitata is the species that found abundant in these conditions. Having relatively small and short-lived colony, forced this species to find the strategy to survive and maintain the energy efficiently. Understanding biology and life history of M. digitata in the coral reefs is the key to understanding how this species can adapt to the extreme conditions. The biology and life history of this study focused on the population size structure, reproduction, competitive interactions, investment repair and maintain and types of selection. M. digitata leaded to productivity as a strategy to cope with any extreme condition. This pattern relatively matched with r-and S-R selection.
THE POTENTIAL ROLES OF INTERFERON IN MANAGING VIRAL DISEASES IN CRUSTACEAN Esti Harpeni
JOURNAL OF COASTAL DEVELOPMENT Vol 14, No 2 (2011): Volume 14, Number. 2, Year 2011
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World crustacean aquaculture has developed considerably since the 1980’s and is now worth more than USD 10 billion per year. However, the economic growth of this industry has been severely affected by problems related to diseases and environmental degradation. Viral disease outbreaks are particularly concerning and have caused massive economic losses around the world. However, there is still no effective treatment for most viral diseases. Current research on crustacean diseases focuses on the role of innate immune system as the first defence mechanism against viral infections. Of the available antiviral immune responses, interferons (IFNs) are known to have ability interfering effect on viral replication, particularly in vertebrates. This paper reviews the function and molecules involved in the vertebrate interferon system and whether similar molecules and pathways may exist in crustacean immune systems. Therefore, IFN or IFN-like proteins in crustaceans may provide the key to managing viral diseases.
Co-Authors Agus Setyawan Ahmad Mustawa Arlin Wijayanti Arthur Lemuel David Asep Saefulloh Assovaria . Berta Putri Eko EFFENDI Eva Susanti Hilma Putri Fidyandini Ignatius Sandra Setyabudi Juliana Marbun Limin Santoso Moh. Muhaemin Muhammad Ridho Taris Munti Sarida Nandya Dwinitasari Novi Santika Nurma Jana Hazzulli Rara Diantari Rico Wahyu Prabowo Rissa Amelia Septiarini - Sera Hardiyani Sri Waluyo Suliswati Suliswati Supono Supono Syohibahttul Islamiyah BAHAR Triga Royana Sagala Uun Febriyani Wardiyanto - Wardiyanto Wardiyanto Yudha Trinoegraha Adiputra