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    A team led by the Queensland University'of Technology found that turkey tail mushroom was 100% effective'in suppressing prostrate tumour development in laboratory'mice'during early trials. The compound polusaccharo petide'which is extracted'from the turkey tail mushroom found to target'prostrate'cancer stem cells'and'suppress tumour'formation in mice.

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    A team led by the Queensland University'of Technology found that turkey tail mushroom was 100% effective'in suppressing prostrate tumour development in laboratory'mice'during early trials. The compound polusaccharo petide'which is extracted'from the turkey tail mushroom found to target'prostrate'cancer stem cells'and'suppress tumour'formation in mice.

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    International Scientists Claimed On 24 May 2011 That They Found Evidence That A Medicinal Mushroom Targetimg Cancer Cells Prostrate

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    A team led by the Queensland University'of Technology found that turkey tail mushroom was 100% effective'in suppressing prostrate tumour development in laboratory'mice'during early trials. The compound polusaccharo petide'which is extracted'from the turkey tail mushroom found to target'prostrate'cancer stem cells'and'suppress tumour'formation in mice.

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    International scientists claimed on 24 may 2011 that they found evidence that a medicinal mushroom used in Asia can

    completely suppress prostrate tumours by targetimg cancer strm cells. A team led by the Queensland University'of Technology found that turkey tail mushroom was 100% effective'in suppressing prostrate tumour development in laboratory'mice'during early trials. The compound polu- saccharo peotide'which is extracted'from the turkey tail mushroom was found to target'prostrate'cancer stem cells'and'suppress tumour'formation in mice. j@k___24/1/2012 general knowledge facebook

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