The ratio of structural proteins in the wool of sheep of different breeds and with different categories of fibers depending on the zones of their breeding
P. V. Stapay,
T. V. Buslyk,
V. V. Mykhaliuk
et al.
Abstract:Wool fiber consists of a complex of protein-keratins, which differ in both their physical and chemical properties and functional characteristics. Despite the progress achieved in the study of the structural organization of fibers, the issue of the influence of environmental factors, the nature and level of nutrition, as well as breed characteristics, remains poorly understood. With this in mind, we investigated the ratio of structural proteins in the wool of sheep of different breeds, which are bred in separat… Show more
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