The action of a male contraceptive pill will involve the identification of a protein molecule, which is being used in regulation of Katnal1 gene and this approach will result in developing a non-hormonal contraceptive as it targets the gene.
(prHWY.com) June 6, 2012 - Fontana, CA -- 6 June 2012, USA (Realpharmacyrx.us): Scientists from the University of Edinburgh have recently revealed a gene that plays a vital part in the development of sperm. This clinical insight has proven to be of great significance since, till date varied birth control options are being available for women that were targeted on prevention of ovulation or regulation of their menstrual cycle.
The study sheds light on the importance of Katnal1gene, which was found to cause short-term infertility in male mice when hindered by the treatment with ENU chemical (activates mutation in DNA). This investigative study has opened doors for significant clinical implications to mens health as this not only leads way to male contraceptive medication but will also help in better understanding of male infertility complications.
Dr. Lee Smith, lead author of the study said that the arbitrary nature of the EU chemical that attacks DNA haphazardly is the main reason for this clinical finding of involvement of a gene in sperm development. He also claimed that identification of Katnal1gene by any other method would have been impossible.
The gene Katnal1 was found to regulate micro tubules that play a key role for support and attainment of nutrients by the sperm during its development and growth. Flouting down of these micro tubules results in preventing the ability of sperm to move all the way through the testes at the time of their maturation process.
The action of a male contraceptive pill will involve the identification of a protein molecule, which is being used in regulation of Katnal1 gene and this approach will result in developing a non-hormonal contraceptive as it targets the gene.
Smith also said that the drug will not impede the early production stages of sperm as well as the overall potential of men to produce sperm. He also said that the effects of such a medication would be possible to reverse despite being its long term effect on the fertility of men.
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