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Abstract

Background

Mushrooms are shown to protect against the side effects of cancer. Therefore, mushrooms with proven anticancer properties and active ingredients are fascinating in the search for new cancer drugs.

Objective

In this study, the effects of extracts from (M1), (M2), (M3), (M4), and (M5) together on HCT116 were investigated. Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) were used to study the effect on healthy cells.

Methods

MTT was used to determine cell viability. Dose-response curves were generated, the IC values of the compounds were calculated, and the effect of the extracts was compared using it. The FTIR was used to analyze the quantitative changes of the cellular components.

Results and Discussion

The evaluation of the IC values of all fungal species showed that they reduced the cell viability of HCT116 cells. In contrast, no significant reduction in cell viability was observed in MSCs. Changes in the ratio of cell membrane lipids, proteins, and cell nucleic acids between control and fungal-treated HCT116 cells were detected by FTIR. Many of the chemotherapeutic agents are of plant origin, and many resources should still be explored to inhibit the side effects of cancer therapy.

Conclusion

The data obtained through this experiment will serve as a reference for studies to be a new source of anticancer drugs in modern pharmacology.

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Exploring the Molecular Basis of Anticancer Activity in Various Moss Species Against Colorectal Cancer Cells
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Keywords: FTIR spectroscopy ; Antiproliferation ; cytotoxicity ; research and development (R&D) ; mosses ; colorectal cancer

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