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Reduction in microbial load from the preputial cavity of black Bengal bucks after washing with Potassium permanganate solution
International Journal of Advanced Biochemistry Research · 2024 · Vol. 8(7) · pp. 35–39
Sajad Ahmad Sheikh✉(University of Kalyani)Saroj Rai(University of Kalyani)Ajoy Das(University of Kalyani)Prince Clinton Rava(University of Kalyani)Bed Singh(University of Kalyani)Jagpal Jogi(University of Kalyani)Anand Yadav(University of Kalyani)
Abstract
Quality semen production remains the main aim of semen processing laboratories. The bacteria most responsible for semen contamination originate from the preputial cavity and urinary tract of bucks that find their way through natural mating or artificially by semen collection. The main aim of the study is to determine the bacterial load in the Preputial cavity of Black Bengal Bucks before and after washing with 0.02% KMnO4. There was a significant decrease (p
Animal Nutrition and PhysiologyMeat and Animal Product QualityFood Science and Nutritional StudiesPreputial glandPotassium permanganateBENGALChemistryRose bengalBiologyInorganic chemistryEndocrinologyOrganic chemistryGeology
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- Indian Council of Agricultural Research
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