Publications by authors named "Ling-Na Xue"

The medicinal mushroom Cordyceps militaris contains abundant valuable bioactive ingredients that have attracted a great deal of attention in the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries. However, the development of this valuable mushroom faces the obstacle of lacking powerful genomic engineering tools. Here, by excavating the endogenous tRNA-processed element, introducing the extrachromosomal plasmid and alongside with homologous template, we develop a marker-free CRISPR-Cas9-TRAMA genomic editing system to achieve the multiplex gene precise editing and large synthetic cluster deletion in C.

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Background: Cordyceps militaris is a traditional medicinal fungus contains a variety of functional ingredients and has been developed as an important mushroom food recently. Ergothioneine, one of the antioxidative compounds in C. militaris, is benefits on aging-related diseases and therefore became a novel functional food nutritive fortifier.

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Cordycepin, isolated from the traditional medicinal fungus , has gained much attention due to its various clinical functions. Previous reports of L-alanine addition could significantly improve cordycepin production, but the molecular mechanism remains unknown. In this study, transcriptome analysis of with doubled cordycepin production induced by L-alanine addition provides an insight into the flexibility of the cordycepin network.

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Background: Rat renal transplantation is an essential experimental model for studies of transplantation immunobiology. Harvesting both kidneys from one donor rat for transplantation is widely used to reduce the number of experimental animals. Using the conventional method, both kidneys of the donor rat are harvested simultaneously, which leads to the prolonged warm ischemic times during transplantation of the second donor kidney.

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