Genetic characterization of Apis mellifera macedonica (type “rodopica”) populations selectively controlled in Bulgaria

The genetic variability in selectively controlled in Bulgaria local honey bee populations, representing Apis mellifera macedonica subspecies (type “rodopica”), has been studied by usage of alloenzymic analysis of six enzymic systems (MDH-1, ME, EST-3, ALP, PGM and HK) corresponding to 6 loci. Totall...

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Main Authors: Vida GEORGIEVA, Evgeniya IVANOVA, Plamen PETROV, Nikolay PETKOV
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Language:Bulgarian
Published: University of Zagreb, Faculty of Agriculture 2016-09-01
Series:Journal of Central European Agriculture
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Online Access:http://jcea.agr.hr/articles/774054_Genetic_characterization_of_Apis_mellifera_macedonica_(type_rodopica_)_populations_selectively_controlled_in_Bulgaria_en.pdf
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author Vida GEORGIEVA
Evgeniya IVANOVA
Plamen PETROV
Nikolay PETKOV
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Evgeniya IVANOVA
Plamen PETROV
Nikolay PETKOV
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description The genetic variability in selectively controlled in Bulgaria local honey bee populations, representing Apis mellifera macedonica subspecies (type “rodopica”), has been studied by usage of alloenzymic analysis of six enzymic systems (MDH-1, ME, EST-3, ALP, PGM and HK) corresponding to 6 loci. Totally 324 worker bee individuals from 9 different local populations belonging to breeding stock of National Bee Breeding Association were included in this investigation. All of the studied loci were found to be polymorphic in most of the populations with the exception of EST-3 locus which was established to be fixed in two of investigated populations. Polymorphism with three alleles was ascertained for MDH, ME, ALP and PGM loci and with four alleles – for EST-3 and HK loci. The most common alleles in all of the investigated populations were ME 100, EST-3 100, PGM 100 and HK 100. Two private alleles (frequency < 0.05) were found for two of the studied populations. The calculated level of polymorphism was between 88.33% and 100%. The observed and expected heterozygosities were found to range from 0.186 to 0.301, and from 0.205 to 0.305, respectively. The calculated mean Fst level was 0.028. Allele frequencies of all studied loci were used to estimate Nei’s (1972) genetic distance, which was established to range between 0.001 and 0.028 among the selectively controlled populations studied. The assignment test showed a high level of consolidation for the all studied populations.
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spelling doaj.art-4953c86eb133430dbc0871fae579c2b52022-12-21T17:31:10ZbulUniversity of Zagreb, Faculty of AgricultureJournal of Central European Agriculture1332-90492016-09-0117362062810.5513/JCEA01/17.3.1753Genetic characterization of Apis mellifera macedonica (type “rodopica”) populations selectively controlled in BulgariaVida GEORGIEVAEvgeniya IVANOVAPlamen PETROVNikolay PETKOVThe genetic variability in selectively controlled in Bulgaria local honey bee populations, representing Apis mellifera macedonica subspecies (type “rodopica”), has been studied by usage of alloenzymic analysis of six enzymic systems (MDH-1, ME, EST-3, ALP, PGM and HK) corresponding to 6 loci. Totally 324 worker bee individuals from 9 different local populations belonging to breeding stock of National Bee Breeding Association were included in this investigation. All of the studied loci were found to be polymorphic in most of the populations with the exception of EST-3 locus which was established to be fixed in two of investigated populations. Polymorphism with three alleles was ascertained for MDH, ME, ALP and PGM loci and with four alleles – for EST-3 and HK loci. The most common alleles in all of the investigated populations were ME 100, EST-3 100, PGM 100 and HK 100. Two private alleles (frequency < 0.05) were found for two of the studied populations. The calculated level of polymorphism was between 88.33% and 100%. The observed and expected heterozygosities were found to range from 0.186 to 0.301, and from 0.205 to 0.305, respectively. The calculated mean Fst level was 0.028. Allele frequencies of all studied loci were used to estimate Nei’s (1972) genetic distance, which was established to range between 0.001 and 0.028 among the selectively controlled populations studied. The assignment test showed a high level of consolidation for the all studied populations.http://jcea.agr.hr/articles/774054_Genetic_characterization_of_Apis_mellifera_macedonica_(type_rodopica_)_populations_selectively_controlled_in_Bulgaria_en.pdfallozymesapis melliferabee breeding and selectiongenetic variability
spellingShingle Vida GEORGIEVA
Evgeniya IVANOVA
Plamen PETROV
Nikolay PETKOV
Genetic characterization of Apis mellifera macedonica (type “rodopica”) populations selectively controlled in Bulgaria
Journal of Central European Agriculture
allozymes
apis mellifera
bee breeding and selection
genetic variability
title Genetic characterization of Apis mellifera macedonica (type “rodopica”) populations selectively controlled in Bulgaria
title_full Genetic characterization of Apis mellifera macedonica (type “rodopica”) populations selectively controlled in Bulgaria
title_fullStr Genetic characterization of Apis mellifera macedonica (type “rodopica”) populations selectively controlled in Bulgaria
title_full_unstemmed Genetic characterization of Apis mellifera macedonica (type “rodopica”) populations selectively controlled in Bulgaria
title_short Genetic characterization of Apis mellifera macedonica (type “rodopica”) populations selectively controlled in Bulgaria
title_sort genetic characterization of apis mellifera macedonica type rodopica populations selectively controlled in bulgaria
topic allozymes
apis mellifera
bee breeding and selection
genetic variability
url http://jcea.agr.hr/articles/774054_Genetic_characterization_of_Apis_mellifera_macedonica_(type_rodopica_)_populations_selectively_controlled_in_Bulgaria_en.pdf
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