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Computer models reveal how moldy grain toxin harms kidneys
OpenAlex · 2026-08-07
Scientists used computer modeling to map exactly how aflatoxin B1, a toxic mold byproduct that contaminates stored grains and nuts, damages kidney cells, pointing toward specific molecular targets for future treatments.
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Network toxicology approach identified molecular targets and pathways linked to aflatoxin B1-induced kidney damage
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Computational modeling was used to simulate and predict the toxin's mechanism of action on kidney tissue
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Findings point to specific biological targets that could inform future protective or therapeutic strategies