Acute liver injury, acute liver failure and acute on chronic liver failure: A clinical spectrum of poisoning due to Gyromitra esculenta

Arłukowicz-Grabowska, Magdalena; Wójcicki, Maciej; Raszeja‐Wyszomirska, Joanna; Szydłowska-Jakimiuk, Monika; Piotuch, Bernard; Milkiewicz, Piotr

doi:10.1016/j.aohep.2018.11.009

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“…(B) True Morel ( Morchella esculenta ). Reproduced from Arłukowicz-Grabowska et al (2019) under Creative Commons license. Mistaken identification of morels can lead to group poisoning events, as occurred in February 2019 among diners at a Michelin-starred restaurant in Valencia, Spain.…”

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Early-onset, conjugal, twin-discordant, and clusters of sporadic ALS: Pathway to discovery of etiology via lifetime exposome research

et al. 2023

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The identity and role of environmental factors in the etiology of sporadic amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (sALS) is poorly understood outside of three former high-incidence foci of Western Pacific ALS and a hotspot of sALS in the French Alps. In both instances, there is a strong association with exposure to DNA-damaging (genotoxic) chemicals years or decades prior to clinical onset of motor neuron disease. In light of this recent understanding, we discuss published geographic clusters of ALS, conjugal cases, single-affected twins, and young-onset cases in relation to their demographic, geographic and environmental associations but also whether, in theory, there was the possibility of exposure to genotoxic chemicals of natural or synthetic origin. Special opportunities to test for such exposures in sALS exist in southeast France, northwest Italy, Finland, the U.S. East North Central States, and in the U.S. Air Force and Space Force. Given the degree and timing of exposure to an environmental trigger of ALS may be related to the age at which the disease is expressed, research should focus on the lifetime exposome (from conception to clinical onset) of young sALS cases. Multidisciplinary research of this type may lead to the identification of ALS causation, mechanism, and primary prevention, as well as to early detection of impending ALS and pre-clinical treatment to slow development of this fatal neurological disease.

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Early-onset, conjugal, twin-discordant, and clusters of sporadic ALS: Pathway to discovery of etiology via lifetime exposome research

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“…47 For example, negamycin has exhibited to exert a strong inhibition against P. aeruginosa, E. coli and S. aureus. 48 Nevertheless, it can be observed that hydrazide derivatives are polar compounds 49,50 so they cannot be responsible for the antimicrobial activity present in the non-polar extracts of G. esculenta; more preferably lipophilic compounds are responsible for this promising activity. So bio guided purifications of this toxic mushroom must be performed to explain the antimicrobial effect.…”

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Antibacterial Activity of Wild Mushrooms from France

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Int J Med Mushrooms

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We selected seven wild Basidiomycota and Ascomycota mushrooms to evaluate their antibacterial activity: Cyclocybe aegerita, Cortinarius traganus, Gyroporus castaneus, Neoboletus luridiformis, Rubroboletus lupinus, Gyromitra esculenta, and Helvella crispa. Four mushrooms, three of which have never been tested, display antibacterial potential with MIC≤125 µg/mL against at least one Gram-positive bacterial strain. The cyclohexanic extract of G. esculenta possesses the strongest antibacterial activity with MIC=31 µg/mL against two strains of Staphylococcus aureus.

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“…Gyromitra esculenta, known as a 'false morel', is well-documented as one of the most poisonous mushrooms [34]. This species grows all over the world mostly in coniferous forests in early spring time.…”

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Distribution of edible, toxic and medicinal wild mushrooms in Europe and Bulgaria

Dimitrova

2021

Acta Scientifica Naturalis

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The scientific interest in wild mushrooms continuously increases worldwide. In the present review article, the results from some recent investigations by Bulgarian and foreign authors devoted to the current distribution of some edible, toxic and medicinal wild mushroom species in Bulgaria and some European countries are summarized. Some newly-recognized mushrooms are indicated. The examinations of wild mushroom safety under the conditions of environmental contamination deserve special attention, too. The scientists from European countries and Bulgaria have essential contributions to the field of the mushroom identification and distribution.

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Acute liver injury, acute liver failure and acute on chronic liver failure: A clinical spectrum of poisoning due to Gyromitra esculenta

Cited by 15 publications

References 14 publications

Early-onset, conjugal, twin-discordant, and clusters of sporadic ALS: Pathway to discovery of etiology via lifetime exposome research

Early-onset, conjugal, twin-discordant, and clusters of sporadic ALS: Pathway to discovery of etiology via lifetime exposome research

Antibacterial Activity of Wild Mushrooms from France

Distribution of edible, toxic and medicinal wild mushrooms in Europe and Bulgaria

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