Research Keyword: Colon cancer

Proteomic study of medicinal mushroom extracts reveals antitumor mechanisms in an advanced colon cancer animal model via ribosomal biogenesis, translation, and metabolic pathways

Scientists studied how special medicinal mushroom extracts can fight advanced colon cancer in mice. They found that a blend called Agarikon Plus, especially when combined with a common chemotherapy drug, significantly improved survival rates and slowed tumor growth. By analyzing all the proteins in tumor tissues, they discovered the mushroom extracts work by disrupting the cancer cells’ ability to make proteins they need to survive and grow. This research suggests mushroom-based treatments could become important new weapons in the fight against advanced colorectal cancer.

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Exploring the Bioactive Potential of Calostoma insigne, an Endangered Culinary Puffball Mushroom, from Northeastern Thailand

This research investigated a rare, eye-shaped mushroom called Calostoma insigne that grows in Thai rainforests and is eaten by local people. Scientists confirmed traditional beliefs that the mushroom has health benefits, discovering it has antioxidant, anti-cancer, and anti-diabetic properties. The study also determined the best way to grow this mushroom in laboratories, which could help conserve the endangered species while providing a sustainable food and health resource.

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