A new and promising approach in cancer research has emerged, where bee venom could play a crucial role in targeting and ...

Researchers from the Harry Perkins Institute and the University of Western Australia have discovered that honeybee venom can ...

The venom - and a compound in it called melittin - were used against two cancer types which are hard to treat: triple-negative and HER2-enriched. The discovery has been described as "exciting ...

The research is on a compound in honey bee venom called melittin, which has been found can target and kill cancer cells within an hour, reports Brighter Side News. The website reviews hundreds of ...

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Once the stinger pierces a mammal's soft skin, the attached venom pouch pumps a mixture containing melittin, histamine, and other enzymes into the target. When the bee pulls away, the barb anchors ...

The biggest culprit — and source of pain — is a protein called melittin, which causes blood vessels at the site of the sting to expand and burst. There are also other components of venom that ...

Rodial's famous Bee Venom range works to target fine lines while repairing skin barrier for a youthful glow and we have found ...

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In addition, the microspheres are co-loaded with melittin and vascular endothelial growth factor, with a release behavior that can be regulated through the same mechanism. Additionally ...