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From fungi to pharmacy: Applied technologies in psilocybin production and its therapeutic applications

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Journal: Creative Science
Date: 2025-12-19
Source: OpenAlex
DOI: 10.55674/cs.v18i1.264689
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Qinqing Chen Peiyuan Chen Tao Wei Sunita Chamyuang Bai-Xiong Chen

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psilocybin psilocin Neuroplasticity Pharmacology Mechanism of Action Receptor Pharmacology Clinical Trial Review Article Clinical Trial

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