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Ribogospod. nauka Ukr., 2018; 4(46): 102-123
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Молекулярно-генетичні дослідження риб родини осетрових (Acipenseridae). Тематична англомовна бібліографія

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Мета. Формування довідкового бібліографічного переліку англомовних публікацій з питань молекулярно-генетичних та цитогенетичних досліджень риб з родини осетрових (Acipenseridae).

Методика. У процесі підготовки тематичного списку, в ході системного пошуку було застосовано цілісний та вибірковий методи. Бібліографічне ядро складали літературні джерела з електронних архівів всесвітньовідомих спеціалізованих наукових журналів, зокрема: Journal of Applied Ichthyology, Conservation Genetics, Fish Physiology and Biochemistry, Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, Transactions of the American Fisheries Society, Chinese Journal of Oceanology and Limnology та ін.

Результати. Сформовано тематичний бібліографічний перелік основних робіт: тематичних наукових збірників, матеріалів міжнародних науково-практичних конференцій, наукових статей і авторефератів дисертацій. Він налічує 156 англомовних джерел. Представлені публікації охоплюють часовий інтервал за останні тридцять років. Літературні джерела розміщені у алфавітному порядку за автором чи назвою, описані згідно з ДСТУ 8302:2015 «Інформація та документація. Бібліографічне посилання. Загальні положення та правила складання», із урахуванням поправок (код УКНД 01.140.40), а також відповідно до вимог оформлення списку літератури за міжнародним стандартом APA style. Практична значимість. Підготовлений перелік може бути корисним для науковців, практиків, студентів, сфера інтересів яких стосується питань молекулярно-генетичних та цитогенетичних досліджень, а також біотехнологій.

Ключові слова: осетрові (Acipenseridae), аквакультура, молекулярно-генетичні дослідження, віруси у осетрових, філогенетичний аналіз, RAPD-маркери, мітохондріальна ДНК, цитогенетичні дослідження, гібридизація.

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