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Immunocontraception is the use of an animal's
immune system to
prevent it from
fertilizing offspring.
Contraceptives of this type are not
currently approved...
- module-containing
glycoproteins ZP1, ZP2, ZP3 and ZP4 are
targets for
immunocontraception in mammals.[citation needed] In non-mammals, the zona
pellucida is...
- used over many years, for
example culling,
while others such as
immunocontraception are
still being researched.
Culling refers to
selective elimination...
- a
circular economy.
Immunocontraception is a non-lethal
method of
regulating wild-animal po****tion growth.
Immunocontraception has been successfully...
- ****umptions,
fertility regulation via
family planning or cross-species
immunocontraception is a more
civilised and comp****ionate
policy option than famine,...
- was
given emergency use
authorisation in Cuba and Iran.
Various immunocontraception vaccines for
animal use,
including GonaCon (GnRH
linked to keyhole...
- from the
ovaries of pigs
which is used as a
source of
antigens for
immunocontraception. The zona
pellucida is a
thick membrane that
surrounds the unfertilised...
- ****umptions,
fertility regulation via
family planning or cross-species
immunocontraception is a more
civilised and comp****ionate
policy option than famine,...
-
prevent them from
impregnating female goats.
Human po****tion
planning Immunocontraception "Definition of
Birth control". MedicineNet.
Archived from the original...
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modified viruses that make the
target animals infertile through immunocontraception have been
created in the
laboratory as well as
others that target...
