The effect of the genotype of holstein bulls on the phosphorus content in the liver of descendants

Russian and foreign scientists continue to systematize knowledge about the accumulation of macroand microelements in the body of animals, as their study remains an urgent topic for many studies. Questions about the hereditary determination of the level of macroand microelements in animal organs and tissues are also being studied. Currently, articles by Russian and foreign authors contain separate, disparate information about the macroand microelement status of farm animals and fish of different species. Our article describes data on the phosphorus content in the liver of offspring obtained from producing bulls of the Holstein breed. The research was conducted in Kuzbass. The studied animals were in the same conditions of maintenance and feeding. The groups were formed according to the principle of analogues. The same feeding and maintenance conditions were created for the experimental animals. In the animal breeding area, the content of macroand microelements in soil, water and feed was determined, the level of heavy metals was within acceptable concentrations. The phosphorus content in the liver was determined by atomic emission spectrometry on the ICP AES IRIS device. The phosphorus level in the offspring of the sons of different Holstein bulls was in the range of 2964–3417 mg/kg. In the liver of the descendants of some bulls, the phosphorus content was 1.15 times higher than in others. The index of the strength of the influence (RW) of fathers on the phosphorus content in the liver of sons was 0,49 (p < 0.05). This indicates the influence of the genotype of fathers on the phosphorus content in the liver of descendants. The level of phenotypic variability of phosphorus concentration in the liver of offspring of different bulls was in the range of 5.6–11.6 %. The obtained average values of phosphorus levels can be taken as the physiological norm for animals of the Holstein breed in Western Siberia. The study of the level of phosphorus and other elements in organs and tissues expands the understanding of the chemical status of animals and is a characteristic of the interior.

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