Investigation of expression of high-molecular substances as the consequence of exposure to laser light on the organism of earth worm Eisenia veneta

Timchy, K. I.; Smetanin, V. T.; Сідашенко, О. І.; Kilochek, T. P.; Недзвецкий, В. С.

doi:10.18372/2306-6407.2.12191

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“…These animals are the basis for the formation of various food chains in nature and apart from that provide the formation and fertility of soils [6][7][8][9][10][11]. Therefore, along with the study and preservation of the genetic diversity of cultural populations, the creation of new populations capable of biotransformation of hard substrates that are not yet used in vermitechnology is particularly important [12]. A new population of the Eisenia Veneta worms which capable of processing solid substrates, was formed on the basis of the Biotechnology Department of the Ukrainian State University of Chemical Technology.…”

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Genetic features of the formed population of the genus Eisenia worms

2020

Biointerface Res Appl Chem

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It is known that molecular genetic methods can provide researchers with new, more accurate means for differentiating species of earthworms and determining phylogenetic distances among them. Therefore, using neutral molecular markers, ISSR (Inter-Simple Sequence Repeat) examined the internal genetic polymorphism of genus Eisenia rainworms from the vermiculture array of the Biotechnology Department of the Ukrainian State Chemical Technology University, the parent forms of which were irradiated with an LGN-208B laser for different temporary exposures and cultivated on different organic substrates. Studies have shown that the line of animals has a fairly high level of heterogeneity despite the fact that it was bred from six individuals of the same array. The laser radiation action and the hard substrate during cultivation (bottom deposits) appeared as powerful factors of selective pressure.

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