EFFECT OF HONEY BEE THERAPY TREATMENTS ON THE PROTEIN LEVELS OF ROYAL JELLY AND WORKER HEMOLYMPH

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Plant Protection Research Institute, ARC, Dokki, Giza, Egypt.

Abstract

This study was conducted to clarify the effect of different therapy treatments used to fight certain diseases and pests of honey bees on the level of protein in the royal jelly and worker hemolymph. The results showed that the royal jelly obtained from communities treated with of any type of  transactions contained the highest proportions of protein compared to other transactions such as Tylosin, who scored 12 kDa before treatment and scored 9 kDa  after treatment. Filagel scored 18 kDa before treatment and scored 9 kDa after treatment and thymol scored 19 kDa before treatment and scored 16 kDa after treatment in the royal jelly while Tylosin recorded 6 kDabefore treatment and 3 kDa after the transaction record and Filagel who scored 5 kDa before treatment and 3 kDa  after the transaction log while thymol record of 5 kDa pre-treatment and scored 6 kDa after treatment in hemolymph of the maids.

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Journal of Plant Protection and Pathology
Volume 4, Issue 4
April 2013
Pages 457-462

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