Registration Number
0226U001924,
(0121U108807)
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Title
To study the effect of trace element citrates and immunobiotics on the body of bees
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Вивчити вплив цитратів мікроелементів та імунобіотика на організм бджіл
Head
Kovalchuk Iryna I., Доктор ветеринарних наук
Registration Date
03-02-2026
Organization
Institute of Animal Biology of the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences of Ukraine
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To find out the impact of new means of nano- and biotechnological origin on the body of bees, their viability and reproduction and to develop ways to increase these functions
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The object of the study is physiological and biochemical processes in the bee organism, reproductive ability of queen bees when fed with nanocompounds of trace elements. The purpose of the work is to determine the effect of different doses of Mo citrate on the resistance and viability of bees in laboratory thermostat conditions, as well as a complex supplement of Ge, Se, Mg citrates and the probiotic Lactobacillus casei IMB B-7280 on honey bees. Research methods are biochemical, physiological, zootechnical and statistical. The use of nanotechnological Mo citrate had a positive effect on the resistance of the bee organism in thermostat conditions. A pronounced effect was observed when feeding Mo citrate at a dose of 0.1 mg and 0.2 mg. Drinking in the summer-autumn period of a complex supplement of citrates of mineral elements and probiotics increased the reproductive function of queen bees with an increase in the average daily and total number of laid eggs in the experimental group by 4%. Adding nanotechnological citrates Ge, Se, Mg and probiotic Lactobacillus casei IMB B-7280 to the bees' diet increased the activity of catalase in the tissues of the body of bees in the experimental group compared to the control group against the background of a decrease in lipid peroxidation products
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Mykola M. Romanovych
Mariia M. Tsap
Vasyl V. Kaplinskyi
Nadiia V. Nasiedkina
Andrij Z. Pylypets
Ruslan Androshulik
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2026-02-03
