Research Keyword: histopathological analysis

Investigating the Neuroprotective, Hepatoprotective, and Antimicrobial Effects of Mushroom Extracts

This study examined four types of edible mushrooms to see if they could protect against aging and fight harmful bacteria. Researchers gave mice an aging-inducing substance and then treated them with mushroom extracts. The mushrooms, particularly Lion’s Mane (Hericium erinaceus), helped prevent brain and liver damage, reduced inflammation, and showed antibacterial effects against multiple bacterial strains. These findings suggest mushrooms could be useful natural supplements to promote health and combat age-related decline.

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Localized Versus Diffuse Corneal Invasion in Fungal Keratitis: Histological Insights from Candida albicans and Fusarium falciforme

This study compared how two different fungi invade the cornea (clear part of the eye) by examining tissue samples from patients who had severe eye infections. Candida stayed in one small area while Fusarium spread throughout the entire cornea tissue. The findings suggest that different fungi behave very differently when infecting the eye, which could help doctors choose better treatments. Understanding these differences may explain why Fusarium infections are much harder to treat with medications alone.

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Localized Versus Diffuse Corneal Invasion in Fungal Keratitis: Histological Insights from Candida albicans and Fusarium falciforme

This study compared how two types of fungi invade the cornea of the eye. Candida albicans, a yeast, stayed localized to where it entered the eye and was easier to control surgically. In contrast, Fusarium falciforme, a mold, spread aggressively throughout the entire cornea and was much harder to treat. Understanding these different invasion patterns helps explain why some fungal eye infections are more difficult to manage than others.

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