Asperglaucide is primarily studied for its potential biological activities, particularly in antimicrobial and antifungal applications. It has shown inhibitory effects against certain pathogenic fungi and bacteria, making it a candidate for development in pharmaceutical agents targeting resistant microbial strains. Additionally, asperglaucide exhibits cytotoxic properties in preliminary studies, suggesting possible use in anticancer research. Its role as a secondary metabolite from fungal sources also makes it valuable in ecological and biochemical studies of microbial interactions and defense mechanisms. Research remains ongoing to fully explore its therapeutic potential and mechanisms of action.