SECTION-I: DEFENSE PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY

1. Natural Defenses: Inside the Fish Immune Arsenal

2. Biochemical Barriers: Antimicrobial Peptides as First Responders in Fish Immunity

SECTION-II: BEHAVIORAL PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY

3. Environment and Sex Determination in Fish

4. Decoding the Fish Behaviour for Next-generation Aquaculture

5. Mahseer Physiology in a Changing Environment: Biomarkers Bridging Stress, Reproduction and Conservation

6. Endocrine Disruption by Harmful Chemicals

SECTION-III: NUTRITIONAL PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY

7. Phytoestrogens in Aquafeeds: Impacts on Reproductive Physiology

8. Role of Black Soldier Fly in Aquaculture Feed Development and Waste Management

SECTION-IV: ADAPTIVE PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY

9. Aquaporins and Osmoregulatory Physiology in Teleosts

10. Genomic Insights of Osmoregulation in Migratory Hilsa Shad

11. Diversity and Adaptability of Fish Eyes in Underwater Vision

SECTION-V: STRESS PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY 209-258

12. Molecular Signatures of Heat Stress in Fish: Proteins, Pathways, and Adaptation

13. Seasonal Stress Physiology in Farmed Fish: Implications for Aquaculture

14. Role of Dietary Osmolytes in Mitigating Osmotic Stress in Inland Saline Aquaculture

SECTION-VI: PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL PERSPECTIVES OF

MARINE LIPIDS AND PROCESSING WASTES

15. Fish Physiology and Lipid Biochemistry: Nutritional Implications of Marine Lipophiles

16. Marine-derived Innovations: Harnessing Seaweed Derived Marine Biomolecules in Modern Healthcare

17. Physiological and Biochemical Perspectives of Utilizing Fish Processing Waste for Value-Added Bioactive Compounds

SECTION-VII: PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL PERSPECTIVES -

OMICS TECHNOLOGY, FISH WELFARE AND EHTICAL ISSUES

18. Metabolomics in Fisheries Research: Applications and Challenges

19. Ethics and Welfare in Aquaculture and Fisheries