This research explored whether compounds from wild mushrooms could be used to develop new antibiotics against dangerous drug-resistant bacteria. Scientists tested extracts from 330 different mushrooms and found one compound (2-aminoquinoline) from the mushroom Leucopaxillus albissimus that showed some promise against resistant bacteria, though not strong enough for drug development. Impact on everyday life: – Highlights the ongoing challenge of finding new antibiotics to treat resistant infections – Demonstrates the potential of natural products from mushrooms as sources of new drugs – Shows how traditional medicines (mushrooms) can guide modern drug discovery – Emphasizes the need for continued research into new treatment options for antibiotic-resistant infections