What anti-tumor enzymes does the Beauveria bassiana produce?

Haniyeh Abdollahzadeh @Haniyeh-Abdollahzadeh

26 May 2023 0 2K Report

I know that Beauveria bassiana is an entomopathogenic fungus that is mainly utilized as a bio-pesticide due to the production of enzymes like chitinase that can make insects dead or sick, but can this fungus produce any kinds of anti-tumor enzymes or metabolites? If it does so, could you please provide me with the reference(s)?

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