COMPARISON OF TWO LACTOSE-FREE ADSORBENTS FOR THE STABILIZATION OF THE DRONE BROOD HOMOGENATE

The drone brood homogenate is a rich source of biologically active substances. The sensitivity of its active components to environmental influences determines the need for stabilization, one of the ways is adsorption on carbohydrate adsorbents. The classical adsorbent contains lactose, which can lead to undesirable effects in people with lactase deficiency. This necessitates the development of a lactose-free adsorbent. The adsorbent, consisting of 96 parts of starch and 4 parts of glucose, does not allow achieving satisfactory preservation of unsaturated compounds during storage. The adsorbent, consisting of 80 parts of starch and 20 parts of glucose, allows you to save the biologically active components of the drone brood homogenate for one year.