Research Topic: macrophages

Corrigendum: Inonotus obliquus (chaga) ameliorates folic acid-induced renal fibrosis in mice: the crosstalk analysis among PT cells, macrophages and T cells based on single-cell sequencing

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This research article, published as a correction, examines how chaga mushroom (Inonotus obliquus) may help treat kidney fibrosis in mice. Using advanced genetic sequencing technology that examines individual cells, scientists identified how chaga works by modulating communication between different immune and kidney cells. The findings suggest that chaga could be a promising natural treatment for progressive kidney disease.

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Structural Elucidation of Heteropolysaccharides from the Peach-Shaped Dictyophora indusiata and Its Anti-Inflammatory Activity

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Researchers extracted polysaccharides from peach-shaped bamboo fungus (Dictyophora indusiata) and discovered they contain beneficial beta-glucans. When tested on human immune cells triggered to become inflamed, these polysaccharides reduced inflammatory markers and messenger proteins. The compounds were found to be chemically stable under various conditions, suggesting potential use as a natural anti-inflammatory supplement or food ingredient.

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