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Researchers examine Protein in Sperm essential to Reproduction
by nikko*ttc, Dec 20, 2007 01:23PM
Hey, I found this interesting:
http://munews.missouri.edu/news-releases/2007/0319-sutovsky-pawp.php
It is about a protein that if not in sperm or is really low then the egg will not divide and become an embryo. Very interesting. This was published in March 2007. I couldn't find anything new on it though. This protein must function properly in order for reproduction to occur. This is a new breakthrough in fertility research since it may be used during IUI and IVF procedures.
http://munews.missouri.edu/news-releases/2007/0319-sutovsky-pawp.php
It is about a protein that if not in sperm or is really low then the egg will not divide and become an embryo. Very interesting. This was published in March 2007. I couldn't find anything new on it though. This protein must function properly in order for reproduction to occur. This is a new breakthrough in fertility research since it may be used during IUI and IVF procedures.
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