… The introduction of a male contraceptive would likely result in at least some measure of …
whose work is relevant but not cited in this manuscript due to the scope and page limits. …

… of male contraception must be stressed by education at home… Methods for male contraception
can range from application … -vaccine and mRNA, vas deferens polymeric injection, or small …

… options of female and male contraceptives for the future such as … occlusion of the vas deferens
lumen to medications dis… not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv …

… Essential further maturation of sperm takes place in the epididymis. For example, sperm
aspirated … Vasectomy is an outpatient surgery in which the vas deferens is surgically interrupted …

… the different types of male contraceptives currently available, … , type of penile tissue, site
of deposition of sperm within the … ligation of the vas deferens or ductus deferens. It provides …

… by the epididymal epithelium, vas deferens, and seminal … target for pharmacologic male
contraception. Second, Eppin … field and have included the introduction of new in vitro model …

… Except for condom use, vasectomy is the only approved form of male contraception. The …
that the target site for the vasectomy should be the straight portion of the vas deferens. This …

… Here we provide an overview of genes/proteins identified in … outcomes for a novel male
contraceptive. We also consider … For instance, an enzyme with a known binding site might be …

… the vas deferens, disrupting the passage of sperm during ejaculation. Given sperm are
produced throughout a man’s lifetime, vasectomy provides lifelong contraception (Fig. 13.1). …

… With the sexual stimulation continuing, the smooth muscle of the epididymis contracts to push
sperm into the vas deferens, which are located in the spermatic cord. The vas deferens are …