Research Keyword: Oxidative stress mechanisms

Mitigating nickel-induced toxicity: the protective role of native probiotic strains on oxidative stress and inflammatory pathways in mice lung tissues

This study examined how probiotic bacteria can protect lung tissue from damage caused by nickel exposure. Researchers gave mice nickel to cause oxidative stress and inflammation, then treated them with beneficial bacteria from four probiotic strains. The probiotics successfully reduced oxidative stress markers and inflammatory responses in the lung tissue by activating protective genes and deactivating inflammatory genes. This research suggests that probiotics could be a natural way to prevent lung damage from heavy metal exposure.

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Antifungal mechanism of nanosilver biosynthesized with Trichoderma longibrachiatum and its potential to control muskmelon Fusarium wilt

Researchers created tiny silver particles using a beneficial fungus to fight a serious disease that damages muskmelon plants. At low doses, these silver nanoparticles killed the disease-causing fungus while actually helping the melon plants grow better and germinate faster. The silver particles work by damaging the fungus’s cell structure and triggering harmful reactive oxygen species inside fungal cells, ultimately destroying them.

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