АКТИВНОСТЬ ПИЩЕВАРИТЕЛЬНЫХ ФЕРМЕНТОВ В ТОНКОМ КИШЕЧНИКЕ ТОНКОКЛЮВОЙ И ТОЛСТОКЛЮВОЙ КАЙР: ВЛИЯНИЕ ДИЕТЫ И ГЕЛЬМИНТНОЙ ИНВАЗИИ
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Ключевые слова

Uria aalge
Uria lomvia
тонкоклювая кайра
толстоклювая кайра
аминопептидаза N
мальтаза
сахараза

Аннотация

Установлено, что в июне 2018 в период размножения спектр питания тонкоклювых кайр (Uria aalge) и толстоклювых кайр (Uria lomvia), гнездящихся на Гавриловских островах Баренцева моря, состоял из мелких рыб (мойва (Mallotus villotus), сайда (Pollachius virens) и молодь трески (Gadus morhua)) и ракообразных. В дистальном отделе тонкого кишечника у тонкоклювой кайры паразитировали цестоды Alcataenia allmillaris, а y толстоклювой кайры – A. almillaris и Tetrabothrius erostris. У тонкоклювой кайры в кишечнике общая активность аминопептидазы N была выше, а общая активность мальтазы выше в кишечнике толстоклювых кайр. Активность дисахаридаз в тонком кишечнике кайр в дистальном направлении снижалась, активность аминопептидазы N увеличивалась. В месте паразитирования цестод A. almillaris и T. erostris в дистальном отделе кишечника y толстоклювой кайры снижалась активность и аминопептидазы N, и мальтазы.

https://doi.org/10.31857/S0044452922060067
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