therapeutic action: Understanding cell wall polysaccharides for potential vaccine development

Pathogenic mucorales: Deciphering their cell wall polysaccharidome and immunostimulatory potential

Mucormycosis is a serious fungal infection that primarily affects people with weak immune systems and carries high mortality rates. Researchers studied three common mucormycosis-causing fungi to understand how their outer cell layers interact with the human immune system. They found that all three fungi trigger strong inflammatory responses, which may explain why the disease is so damaging. This research helps us better understand how these infections work and could lead to improved treatments or vaccines.

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