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Abstract
Success in the rational development of new male antifertility agents, acting through the modification of specific epididymal function, will depend upon a clear understanding of the factors that regulate epididymal biosynthesis and secretion, and of the role of epididymal secretions in the acquisition of the fertilizing capacity and motility of the spermatozoa.