MONTREAL, May 11 /PRNewswire/ - Immucon announces that it is now offering the detection of protein P34H on the surface of the sperm through all fertility centers and andrology labs located in North America. A recent study involving three fertility centers and which results are being published this month in Fertility & Sterility, reveals that the lack of protein P34H on the sperm can be used as a predictor of cases of failed fertilization treatments.Male origin infertility accounts for 40-50% of all cases of infertility. When searching for male infertility factors, infertile couples should definitely include the detection of sperm protein P34H on their list of male tests. Past research has shown that the lack of protein P34H on the sperm is linked to a significant number of male infertility cases. According to the data collected in the laboratory of Dr. Robert Sullivan, PhD, out of 138 cases of infertility screened for protein P34H, 46 exhibited a protein P34H deficiency. On the other side, 80 couples with proven fertility also screened for protein P34H, all had normal levels of sperm protein P34H.
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