Novel Insights into Lipid Metabolism in Aquatic Animals
A special issue of Animals (ISSN 2076-2615). This special issue belongs to the section "Aquatic Animals".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 July 2024 | Viewed by 1856
Special Issue Editor
Interests: aquaculture nutrition; feed science; intermediary metabolism; mitochondria; molecular biology
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Lipids are a highly effective non-protein energy source for aquatic animals. Dietary incorporation of lipids can spare the use of protein, thereby reducing feed cost and nitrogenous discharge into water. However, several challenges have yet to be overcome. Specifically, efforts should be made to (1) systematically unveil the molecular mechanisms underlying lipid homeostasis in aquatic animals; (2) assess the fatty acid sensing mechanism, taking into consideration the crosstalk between the central and peripheral tissues; (3) elucidate the interactions between lipids and other nutrients in the intermediary metabolism; (4) illustrate the potential roles of organelle dysfunction and intestinal flora imbalance in the development of lipid metabolism disorders; (5) interpret the impacts of high-lipid feeding on the energy sensing, health status, reproductive performance and flesh quality of aquatic animals; (6) find safe and effective nutritional interventions to attenuate lipid dyshomeostasis. All these efforts will guarantee the preciseness of lipid nutrition.
Dr. Xiangfei Li
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- lipid homeostasis
- fatty acid sensing
- lipid metabolism disorder
- organelle dysfunction
- intestinal microbiota
- fish welfare
- flesh quality
- precise nutrition
- nutritional intervention
- omics technology