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A qPCR assay for sensitive and rapid detection of African A-lineage honey bees (Apis mellifera)
Apidologie, 2021A real-time qPCR assay was designed to detect African-derived subspecies of western honey bees (Apis mellifera L.). The probes targeted the same region of the mitochondrial cytochrome b gene used in previous restriction enzyme assays. Using samples from 16 A.
Leigh Boardman +5 more
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Evidence from mitochondrial DNA that African honey bees spread as continuous maternal lineages
Nature, 1989African honey bees have populated much of South and Central America and will soon enter the United States. The mechanism by which they have spread is controversial. Africanization may be largely the result of paternal gene flow into extant European populations or, alternatively, of maternal migration of feral swarms that have maintained an African ...
H G, Hall, K, Muralidharan
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Journal of Apicultural Research, 2019
The complete mitochondrial genome sequences of the honey bee subspecies Apis mellifera caucasica and Apis mellifera carpathica were analyzed for the first time.
Rustem Ilyasov +5 more
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The complete mitochondrial genome sequences of the honey bee subspecies Apis mellifera caucasica and Apis mellifera carpathica were analyzed for the first time.
Rustem Ilyasov +5 more
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2022
The Island of Newfoundland’s honey bees, Apis mellifera Linnaeus, are relatively disease free compared to other populations and have an exceptional winter survival record. Perhaps these qualities arose due to the Island’s isolation from parasites such as Varroa destructor and lower pesticide use compared to the Canadian mainland.
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The Island of Newfoundland’s honey bees, Apis mellifera Linnaeus, are relatively disease free compared to other populations and have an exceptional winter survival record. Perhaps these qualities arose due to the Island’s isolation from parasites such as Varroa destructor and lower pesticide use compared to the Canadian mainland.
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Evolution; international journal of organic evolution, 2011
The honey bee population of South Africa is divided into two subspecies: a northern population in which queenless workers reproduce arrhenotokously and a southern one in which workers reproduce thelytokously. A hybrid zone separates the two, but on at least three occasions the northern population has become infested by reproductive workers derived from
Benjamin P, Oldroyd +3 more
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The honey bee population of South Africa is divided into two subspecies: a northern population in which queenless workers reproduce arrhenotokously and a southern one in which workers reproduce thelytokously. A hybrid zone separates the two, but on at least three occasions the northern population has become infested by reproductive workers derived from
Benjamin P, Oldroyd +3 more
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A few national or regional legislative acts or initiatives have been introduced in Europe to preserve the genetic integrity of native honey bee subspecies. In Italy, for example, the region Emilia-Romagna (North of Italy) has been one of the first regional authorities that issued a regional law, specifically addressed for this purpose, focused on the ...
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A dynamic picture of the diffusion of Apis mellifera mitochondrial DNA lineages in Italy over the last few decades utilizing honey as a source of honey bee population genetic information [PDF]
The genetic integrity of the European Apis mellifera subspecies in many European regions has been threatened by the human-mediated dispersion of non-native populations and lines, which has intensified over the last few years. Many studies have utilized mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) analysis from honey bees to gather information on the diffusion of various ...
Valeria Taurisano +9 more
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A revision of subspecies structure of western honey bee Apis mellifera
Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences, 2020Rustem Ilyasov +2 more
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Detecting adulteration of stingless bee honey using untargeted 1H NMR metabolomics with chemometrics
Food Chemistry, 2022Syahidah Akmal Muhammad +2 more
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