INVESTIGATION OF DEHYDROGENASE ENZYME COMPLEX AMONG SOME INSECTS IN NORM AND UNDER INFLUENCE OF GROWTH REGULATORS

The investigation objects are the flour beetle, American cockroach, house fly and German cockroach. The aim of the work is to study in comparison the activity dynamics of alpha -GFDH, g-6-FDH, SDH, MDH and LDH in the ontogenesis of the flour beetle and American cockroach, to investigate the action of the exogenous morphogenetic hormones and their analogs no less than the peptide hormones on the activity of the enumerated enzymes and also to elucidate the role of the oxidoreductases in the development of the insecticide resistance by the house flies and German cockroachs. The work widens the conception about connection between action of the juveniles and breach of the energy metabolism among insects that one can use at development of the biochemical screening methods of different insecticides. The investigations performed have the great significance in conception of the metabolism regulation among the insects of different groups. The level of both summary activity of alpha -GFDH and SDH and their separate plural forms is recommended as a biochemical resistance evaluation criterion. Application field: biochemistry, entomology, agricultureAvailable from VNTIC / VNTIC - Scientific & Technical Information Centre of RussiaSIGLERURussian Federatio