BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 03:20:00
Function in mice and in humans. it's an on—switch, so as soon as the sperm are ejaculated, they have to start swimming. and we are blocking that with our inhibitor. as soon as the men take the inhibitor, they stop swimming and they can't make it to the oocyte. when would something like this potentially be available to use on the market? we are hoping we will start clinical trials in about two years, so we have to test on a second animal and further improve our inhibitor. and then in about 6—8 years, if everything goes well, we should be able to have it on the market. female contraception h...