Meshima (Phellinus linteus) and Cancer Metastasis / MMP Inhibition
Explore mushroom research and guides on meshima (phellinus linteus) and cancer metastasis / mmp inhibition.
How Meshima May Help Contain Primary Tumors
Meshima triggers cell cycle arrest, apoptosis via multiple pathways, and 5-FU synergy in breast cancer. Here's what the preclinical evidence shows on primary tumor containment.
Meshima and Cancer Metastasis: Can It Prevent Spread?
Meshima polysaccharides reduced lung metastasis by 80% at 100 mg/kg in mice. Here's what the research shows about how Meshima blocks cancer from spreading.
Meshima and Matrix Metalloproteinases: Invasion Research
Meshima inhibits two enzymes cancer uses to tunnel through tissue. Here's what MMP-2 and MMP-9 are, and how hispolon and polysaccharides block them.
How Meshima Inhibits MMP-9 to Prevent Cancer Spread
Meshima inhibits MMP-9, the enzyme cancer cells use to dissolve tissue barriers and spread. Two independent pathways are involved: hispolon and polysaccharides.
Phellinus linteus and Cancer Cell Migration Inhibition
Phellinus linteus blocks cancer cell migration by inhibiting uPA and AKT signaling. Research spans breast, colon, hepatoma, thyroid, and melanoma models.