therapeutic action: potential nutritional enhancement

Hydrophobin Gene Cmhyd4 Negatively Regulates Fruiting Body Development in Edible Fungi Cordyceps militaris

Scientists studied a gene called Cmhyd4 in Cordyceps militaris, an edible medicinal mushroom. By removing this gene, they found that the mushroom produced more fruiting bodies with higher levels of beneficial compounds like carotenoids and adenosine. This discovery could help mushroom farmers grow better quality mushrooms with improved nutritional value through selective breeding.

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Effects of Freeze–Thaw Cycles on the Structures and Functional Properties of Clitocybe squamulosa Protein Isolates

Researchers studied how repeatedly freezing and thawing a protein extract from the edible Clitocybe squamulosa mushroom affects its usefulness in food products. They found that three freeze-thaw cycles improved the protein’s ability to create stable foams and emulsions, while two cycles best preserved digestibility and antioxidant benefits. This simple, chemical-free treatment method could help food manufacturers create better products using mushroom proteins.

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