Cancer Research

In collaboration with reasearch groups, we conduct in vitro research to explore the effects of our bee venom on various cancer cell lines. Our studies focus on understanding how bee venom interacts with cancer cells, potentially inhibiting their growth or inducing cell death. By examining these effects in a controlled laboratory setting, we aim to contribute valuable insights into developing new cancer treatments.

In collaboration with research groups, our bee venom is being rigorously tested in vivo to explore its potential in cancer treatment. Using animal models, researchers are investigating how bee venom affects tumor growth and metastasis within living organisms. This research delves into the dynamics of tumor progression under the influence of bee venom and examines various treatment combinations to identify the most effective strategies. Through these efforts, we hope to uncover new therapeutic approaches that could significantly enhance cancer treatment and improve patient outcomes.