Milovanov’s method / Carbonate - phosphate method

MILOVANOV'S METHOD/CARBONATE-PHOSPHATE METHOD

This diluent was developed by Milovanov (USSR) during 1959.

  • It is also called as “carbonate phosphate method”.
  • Composition of this media is as follows

Part A

S.No. Components Quantity
1 Potassium dihydrogen phosphate 72 mg
2 Distilled water 10 ml

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Part B

S.No. Components Quantity
1 Sodium citrate 2.025 gm
2 Glucose 0.570 gm
3 Sodium bicarbonate 0.125 gm
4 Penicillin G sodium 60,000 mg
5 Dihydro streptomycin sulphate 0.100 gm
6 Sulphanilamide 0.300 gm
7 Distilled water 90,000 ml
  • Mix Part A and Part B in the ratio of 1:9.

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Part C

  • Add 11 ml of egg yolk to the above solution (AB).
  • The antibiotics are added as per the schedule.
  • One ml of the diluted semen are sealed off in glass ampoules and stored at 20-25oC.

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