Snail mucus had medical applications for wound healing as early as ancient Greece and the
late Han Dynasty (China). A literature search found 165 modern research papers discussing …

Terrestrial gastropod mucus exhibits multifunctional attributes, enabling diverse
applications. This comprehensive review integrates insights across biomedicine …

The common octopus is a cephalopod species subject to active fisheries, with great potential
in the aquaculture and food industry, and which serves as a model species for biomedical …

Peptides isolated from the mucus of Cornu aspersum could be prototypes for antibiotics
against pathogenic bacteria. Information regarding the mechanisms, effective concentration …

Acne vulgaris is a common skin disease mainly caused by the Gram-positive pathogenic
bacterium, Propionibacterium acnes. This bacterium stimulates the inflammation process in …

The semislug Megaustenia siamensis, commonly found in Thailand, is notable for its
exceptional capacity to produce biological adhesives, enabling it to adhere to tree leaves …

The discovery and investigation of new natural compounds with antimicrobial activity are
new potential strategies to reduce the spread of antimicrobial resistance. The presented …

BACKGROUND In the present work, acute gastric ulcer models were constructed by
administering hydrochloric acid/ethanol. The mice ingested white jade snail secretion …

Background Snail mucin is becoming increasingly popular for its wide range of ingredients
and potential benefits. Snail extract's widespread appearance in cosmetic formulations …

Snails are unpleasant yet beneficial. Rural people have used one to treat illnesses like
toothache for years. We will test snail's mucus Achatina fulica's cytotoxic activity against …