Publication: Factores determinantes de la nosemosis en "Apis mellifera iberiensis"
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2020-04-15
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Nosema apis y Nosema ceranae producen las enfermedades de abeja conocidas como nosemosis tipo Ay tipo C, respectivamente. Ambas especies difieren en los efectos que produce sobre el hospedador y presentan un cuadro clínico característico que afecta de una manera desigual a la viabilidad de las colmenas. Sin embargo, todavía no se conocen algunos de los mecanismos que se asocian con estos dos microsporidios. En esta tesis se han estudiado factores determinantes de la infección, relacionados con el parásito y el hospedador, con el fin de estimar el origen de las variaciones individuales en el desarrollo de la enfermedad a nivel de abeja adulta y sus fases de desarrollo, y explicar algunas de las diferencias en el desarrollo de las nosemosis en los diferentes individuos de las colonias afectadas...
Nosema apis and Nosema ceranae produce the bee diseases known as nosemosis type A and type C, respectively. Both species differ in the effects they produce on the host and in the characteristic clinical picture that affects unequally the viability of the honey bee colonies. However, some of the mechanisms associated with these two microsporidia are not yet known. Some determinant infection factors, related to the parasite and the host, have been studied to assessment the origin of individual variations in the development of the disease at both adult bee and bee brood levels, in order to explain some of the differences in the development of nosemosis in the members from infected colonies...
Nosema apis and Nosema ceranae produce the bee diseases known as nosemosis type A and type C, respectively. Both species differ in the effects they produce on the host and in the characteristic clinical picture that affects unequally the viability of the honey bee colonies. However, some of the mechanisms associated with these two microsporidia are not yet known. Some determinant infection factors, related to the parasite and the host, have been studied to assessment the origin of individual variations in the development of the disease at both adult bee and bee brood levels, in order to explain some of the differences in the development of nosemosis in the members from infected colonies...
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