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These studies suggest that Cordyceps species have significant nutraceutical and therapeutic potential due to their bioactive components, which exhibit pharmacological actions such as anti-tumor, immunomodulatory, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory effects.
Cordyceps is a genus of entomopathogenic fungi known for its extensive use in traditional Chinese medicine. It is highly valued for its diverse bioactive compounds, particularly cordycepin, which exhibit a wide range of therapeutic properties. Recent research has focused on understanding the pharmacological actions, phylogenetic classification, and commercial potential of Cordyceps species.
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Cordyceps is a highly valued medicinal fungus with a broad spectrum of therapeutic properties, primarily due to its bioactive compounds like cordycepin. It has significant immunostimulatory and anticancer potential, supported by various molecular pathways. Recent phylogenetic studies have refined its classification, aiding in better understanding and utilization. The commercial industry for Cordyceps products is thriving, particularly in China, although it faces challenges that require further research and standardization.
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