Ganoderic acid a
- 2 independent labs in 1 country
- Funder: National Natural Science Foundation of China
- Animals2
Outcomes
7Osteogenic differentiation
upin mouse cells1
1 study
Osteogenic differentiation
upin mouse cells1
Ganoderic acid a increases osteogenic differentiation in mouse cells.
“GAA promotes osteogenic differentiation and accelerates OF healing via ERα.”
CellsMC3T3-E1
Journal of orthopaedic translation23 Jul 2026
Flexural rigidity
upin mice1
1 study
Flexural rigidity
upin mice1
Ganoderic acid a increases flexural rigidity in mice.
“increased radiographic union, bone mineral density and flexural rigidity in OF mice.”
Animalsovariectomized femoral fracture modelfemur
Journal of orthopaedic translation23 Jul 2026
Bone mineral density
upin mice1
1 study
Bone mineral density
upin mice1
Ganoderic acid a increases bone mineral density in mice.
“increased radiographic union, bone mineral density and flexural rigidity in OF mice.”
Animalsovariectomized femoral fracture modelfemur
Journal of orthopaedic translation23 Jul 2026
Physical function
upin mice1
1 study
Physical function
upin mice1
Ganoderic acid a improves physical function in mice.
“Notably, GAA displays a capability to enhance physical function and adapts to conditional changes in metabolic demand as mice aged.”
Animalsaged mice
Nature communications24 Mar 2025
Cellular senescence
downin mice1
1 study
Cellular senescence
downin mice1
Ganoderic acid a decreases cellular senescence in mice.
“Administration of GAA also mitigates the accumulation of senescent cells and physiological decline in multiple organs”
Animals
Nature communications24 Mar 2025
Healthspan
upin worms1
1 study
Healthspan
upin worms1
Ganoderic acid a improves healthspan in worms.
“In C. elegans, GAA treatment extends lifespan and healthspan as effectively as rapamycin.”
Model organisms
Nature communications24 Mar 2025
Lifespan
upin worms1
1 study
Lifespan
upin worms1
Ganoderic acid a extends lifespan in worms.
“In C. elegans, GAA treatment extends lifespan and healthspan as effectively as rapamycin.”
Model organisms
Nature communications24 Mar 2025