Kaliberda A, Marenkov O, Kaliberda N. 2024. The use of albuvir to produce a life-sustaining young crayfish. In: Modern Scientific and Technical Research in the Context of Linguistic Space (in English): Conference materials of the III All-Ukrainian scientific and practical conference of young scholars and students. 355 pp. Dnipro: Bila K. O. https://www.dnu.dp.ua/docs/ndc/2024/materiali_konferenc/13.pdf#page=18
Abstract
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Marbled crayfish or Marmorkrebs (Procambarus virginalis) is a perspective species in aquaculture and water areas because a single individual is only needed to establish a new population, and they can reproduce athletes. Therefore, it is important to clarify the biological aspects of its breeding and the influence of biological additives «Albuvir» on the young generation`s vitality. Albuvir is a broad-spectrum antiviral agent. The drug is a composition of acidic peptides capable of self-organization and
self-adaptation in the body. Their mechanism is based on the blockade of nuclear import peptides and prevents import from the viral genome from crossing the nuclear membrane. An interesting detail is that adaptation to the drug is impossible for the virus and for the animal organism because the drug is a quasi-living self-organizing system and its composite pharmacophore is unique for each animal and virus. Marbled crayfish is reproduced by means of parthenogenesis – an asexual reproduction in which a female can produce an embryo without fertilizing an egg with sperm. As a result, their offspring is genetically identical, which makes this species is the best research object.
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