Inhibition of human sperm motility by contraceptive anti-eppin antibodies from infertile male monkeys: effect on cyclic adenosine monophosphate.
Inhibition of human sperm motility by contraceptive anti-eppin antibodies from infertile male monkeys: effect on cyclic adenosine monophosphate.
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DOI:
10.1095/biolreprod.108.072942
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发表时间:
2009-02
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
Richardson, Richard T.
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作者:
O'Rand, Michael G.;Widgren, Esther E.;Beyler, Stan;Richardson, Richard T.
Eppin (epididymal protease inhibitor; official symbol SPINLW1) is of interest as a male contraceptive target because of its specificity and location on the human sperm surface. We have examined the effect of anti-eppin antibodies from infertile male monkeys and the effect of recombinant human semenogelin (SEMG1) on human sperm motility. Anti-eppin antibodies significantly decreased the progressive motility of human spermatozoa as measured by decreased total distance traveled, decreased straight line distance and decreased velocity. Anti-eppin treatment of spermatozoa significantly increased the amount of cAMP present in non-progressive spermatozoa; however, approximately 25% of antibody treated spermatozoa could be rescued by the addition of cAMP-AM, indicating that anti-eppin treated spermatozoa have a compromised ability to utilize cAMP. Addition of recombinant human semenogelin has a concentration dependent inhibitory effect on progressive motility (increased tortuosity and decreased velocity). We tested the hypothesis that anti-eppin antibodies bound to eppin would subsequently block SEMG1 binding to eppin. Anti-eppin antibodies from infertile monkeys inhibited eppin from binding to SEMG1. Addition of affinity purified antibodies made to the dominant C-terminal epitope of eppin (S21C) had an inhibitory effect on progressive motility (increased tortuosity, decreased velocity and straight distance). Our results suggest that the eppin-semenogelin binding site is critical for the removal of semenogelin in vivo during semen liquefaction and the initiation of progressive motility. We conclude that the eppin-semenogelin binding site on the surface of human spermatozoa is an ideal target for a non-steroidal male contraceptive.
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DOI:
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