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Authored by the MYCOLab.ai research team, these articles share key findings, insights, and breakthroughs in the field of mycology.

The Hidden Healing Power of Mushrooms: A Look into Bioactive Compounds

Recent research reveals that mushrooms contain a remarkable array of bioactive compounds with significant therapeutic potential. Multiple studies have identified several key compounds that appear particularly promising for human health.

Decoding Fungal Evolution: What Genomes Tell Us About Mushroom Species

Recent genomic research has revolutionized our understanding of how mushrooms evolved and adapted across millions of years.

Mycelium vs. Bacteria: The Role of Fungi in Natural Infection Defense

Recent research reveals that fungi possess sophisticated immune systems and chemical defense mechanisms to combat bacterial threats, employing multiple strategies that parallel both plant and animal immune responses.

Climate Resilience in Fungi: How Mushrooms Respond to a Warming Planet

Recent research reveals that fungi employ sophisticated adaptive mechanisms to cope with climate-related stresses, particularly temperature changes. These adaptations occur at multiple levels - from genetic to molecular to community-wide responses.

Neurotropic Mushrooms and the Future of Mental Health Treatments

Recent research demonstrates significant promise for psychedelic mushrooms in treating various mental health conditions.

Soil, Spores, and Sustainability: How Fungi Could Clean the Earth

Research demonstrates that fungi employ multiple sophisticated mechanisms for environmental remediation. Filamentous fungi demonstrate remarkable versatility in treating various pollutants

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Bioactive Compounds

Dive into the therapeutic potential of fungal compounds such as beta-glucans, cordycepin, and psilocybin, and how they work in the body.
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Therapeutic Applications

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Mycelium-Based Materials

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Environmental Impact

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Comparative study on structural characterization, physicochemical properties, and in vitro probiotic activities of resistant starch from different varieties of Euryale ferox

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Euryale ferox, a nutritious aquatic plant, contains two varieties with significantly different health benefits. North Euryale ferox has much higher levels of resistant starch (a special type of starch that resists digestion) compared to South Euryale ferox, making it potentially more beneficial for gut health and diabetes management. The resistant

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Issues on microbial soil remediation: a case of Cd detoxification by Bacillus strains for alleviating heavy metal stress in crop plants

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This research paper identifies critical problems in how scientists are using bacteria to clean up cadmium-contaminated soil for farming. The authors found that researchers often incorrectly identify which species of Bacillus bacteria they are using, don’t properly check if the bacteria are safe for humans and animals, and use unrealistically

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Seaweed Protein Hydrolyzates: A Valuable Source of Short- and Medium-Chain Peptides with Multifunctional Properties

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Scientists found that an invasive seaweed species can be converted into health-promoting peptides (small protein fragments) that may help control blood pressure and blood sugar levels. The study identified hundreds of these peptides and tested their effectiveness against enzymes involved in hypertension and diabetes. The peptides showed promise as natural

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