therapeutic action: reduced virulence through phospholipid pathway inhibition

Molecular Mechanisms of Pathogenic Fungal Virulence Regulation by Cell Membrane Phospholipids

This review explains how the fats that make up fungal cell membranes directly influence how dangerous fungi become to humans. Different types of membrane fats help fungi change shape to invade tissues, survive stress in the body, and hide from immune cells. By understanding these processes, scientists can develop new ways to fight fungal infections by targeting the membrane components that fungi depend on for survival.

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