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Undegraded proteins in blood of coiled and upright worker honey bee larvae were analyzed using polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis under non-denaturating buffer system and immunotechniques. The number of protein fractions in larval blood of the both developmental stages of the bee is not numerous ; only six protein bands are found on acrylamide gel. In both larval stages they are composed of 14 serologically reactive identical proteins and a unique protein occurring only in upright larvae. Only this unique protein complex differs statistically in the two larval stages.

AN IMMUNO-ELECTROPHORETICAL ANALYSIS OF SOLUBLE BLOOD PROTEINS OF COILED AND UPRIGHT LARVAE OF THE WORKER HONEY BEE, APIS MELLIFERA