The Future of Male Contraception
A successful conference was held in Seattle, Washington at the Edgewater Hotel
September 27th & 28th, 2007
The link to the program for the 2007 FMC meeting. This includes a list of the speakers and the
individuals that submitted and presented posters for the Thursday night event.
Please
note the list of attendees that registered for the conference:
Registration
List
The speakers' abstracts have been
consolidated into one Word document for your convenience
abstracts
The poster presentation abstracts
have been consolidated into one Word document for your convenience
poster
abstracts
Please
reveiw each speakers' abstract:
Oral
Testosterone Enanthate plus Dutasteride - John Amory
Intra
Vas Device - Janelle Antil
Orally
Active Androgens - Barbara Attardi
Inhibitors
of catecholamine and adenosine analog action - Donner Babcock
Na,K-ATPase
- A sperm-specific isoform as a target for male contraception - Gustavo Blanco
Challenges
of the Blood Testes Barrier - Robert Braun
Nestorone
and Testosterone Gels - Christina Wang
Drug
Targeting to the Testis - C. Yan Cheng
CatSper;
The Sperm-Specific Calcium Channel as a Target for Male Contraception- David
Clapham
Soluble
Adenylyl Cyclases - Marco Conti
K+
Channel Blockers and Sperm volume regulation: a contraceptive opportunity? -
Trevor Cooper
Nonsteroidal
SARM Ligands - James Dalton
High-throughput
Screening & Drug Design - Gunda Georg
CDB-4022:
a Potential Oral Nonsteroidal Male Contraceptive - Sheri Hild
Etonogestrel
implants and TU - Wendy Kersemaekers
Oral
Acyline - Thomas Leonard
Recovery
after Male Hormonal Contraception - Peter Liu
ZPBPs
in Sperm-Egg Interactions and Acrosome Formation - Martin Matzuk
PKA
as a Target for Male Contraception - Daniel Morgan
Progestin
Effects on Gonadotropin Levels - Eberhard Nieschlag
Normal
and Subnormal Semen Parameters - Eberhard Nieschlag
Novel
Sperm Glycolytic Enzymes as Contraceptive Targets - Deborah O'Brien
Eppin:
Development as a Male Contraceptive Target - Michael O'Rand
DMPA
+ T Gel /Acyline - Stephanie Page
Acceptability
of Male Contraceptives - Albert Radlmaier
Testicular
Gene Expression after Hormones and Heat - Ronald Swerdloff
A
model for the anti-spermatogenic action of Gamendazole - Joseph Tash
Na+H+
Exchanger regulation of sperm motility - Dan Wang
Retinoic
Acid Alpha Receptor Inhibitor as a Contraceptive - Debra Wolgemuth
Abstracts
for poster session
1.
The Na,K-ATPase a4 Isoform - Gustavo Blanco
2.
Neutersol® from Laboratory to Market-Lessons Learned - Brenda Campbell
3.
Design, Synthesis and Biological Evaluation Antispermatogenic Agents - Ramappa
Chakrasali
4.
Aquapores in Sperm Volume Regulation - TG Cooper
5.
Live Imaging to Visualize the Effect of the Candidate Male Contraceptive Agent
- Jeffrey L. Cotitta
6.
Selective Inhibition of Glyceraldehyde 3-Phosphate Dehydrogenase S - Polina
V. Danshina
7.
Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of Flavopiridol Analogs as Male Contraceptive
Agents - Keith C. Ellis
8.
Discovery of Novel cdk2 Inhibitors - Rawle Francis and Andreas Becker
9.
sAC Assay Implementation and Validation - Rawle Francis and Bernhard Trinczek
10.
Identification and characterization of genes related to meiosis in the postnatal
ltestes - Michael Griswold
11.
Synthesis and Evaluation of Imino Sugars as Male Contraceptive Agents - Xinxiang
Gu
12.
In-Vitro Ceramide-Specific Glucosyltransferase Assay - Vijayalaxmi Gupta
13.
Administration of male contraceptive C57BL/6 in mice differences in anti-spermiogenic
efficacy - Vijayalaxmi Gupta
14.
SpermCheck® Immunochromatographic Vasectomy. - John C. Herr
15.
Targeted Deletion of TSSK 1 & 2 Causes Male Infertility During Flagellogenesis
- John C. Herr
16.
The sperm annulus is a septin-ringed organelle critical for producing fertilization-competent
sperm - Gary R. Hunnicutt
17.
Immunoproteomics approach for identification of domain specific epididymal proteins
- Vrinda Khole
18.
Analysis of FNDC3A, a novel protein required for spermatid - Sertoli adhesion
in mice - Grant MacGregor
19.
SUMOs and SUMOylation as Promising Targets for Male Contraceptive Development
in Humans - Patricia L. Morris
20.
CatSper and KSper, the two pH-sensitive sperm flagellar currents - Betsy Navarro
21.
Evaluation of four-membered analogs of DNJ as potential male contraceptive agents
- Subhashree Rangarajan
22.
Confirmation of interleukin 1-alpha (IL-1a) as an early response gene - Kendall
S. Smith
23.
Development and testing of novel sAC inhibitors as potential male contraceptive
agents - Joseph S. Tash
24.
Increased public support for male contraception research: survey data - Kirsten
M. Thompson
25.
Roles of glycosylated sphingolipids in male germ cell development - Aarnoud
C. VanderSpoel
26.
Characterization of components of highly conserved machinery for germ cell development
- Eugene Y. Xu
Programs Offering Assistance for Academic Drug Development WEBSITES:
NIH-RAID Pilot Program - http://nihroadmap.nih.gov/raid/
Type 1 Diabetes RAID (T1D) - www.niddk.nih.gov/fund/diabetesspecialfunds/T1D-RAID
NIAID - www3.niaid.nih.gov/research/resources/
NINDS - accessible.ninds.nih.gov/funding/research/translational
NIDA - grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PAS-06-066.html
NCI
- dtp.nci.nih.gov/docs/raid/raid_index.html
Meeting
sponsored by:
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development,
National Institutes of Health, DHHS
University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
CONRAD
World Health Organization