Prof. Mingjie Chen is a third-class researcher
at the Institute of Edible Fungi, Shanghai Academy of Agricultural Sciences, China.
He is engaged in research on the resistance mechanism of edible fungi,
genetic evaluation of major edible fungi germplasm resources, etc. He also
carries out technical research on protoplasmic sports breeding, hybrid
breeding, molecular marker-assisted breeding technology and construction of an
effective transformation system for edible fungi. He was awarded the second
prize for technical invention in Shanghai and the third prize for scientific
and technological progress in Shanghai and has participated in the completion
of the scientific research results of 16 national, ministerial and municipal
scientific and technological progress awards. The low-temperature mutagenic
strain VH3 of Straw Mushroom selected and bred under his auspices has passed
the Shanghai Municipal Variety Validation, and he has been authorized 23
patents. He has published more than 200 papers in domestic and international
academic journals.
Prof. Mingjie Chen is a third-class researcher
at the Institute of Edible Fungi, Shanghai Academy of Agricultural Sciences, China.
He is engaged in research on the resistance mechanism of edible fungi,
genetic evaluation of major edible fungi germplasm resources, etc. He also
carries out technical research on protoplasmic sports breeding, hybrid
breeding, molecular marker-assisted breeding technology and construction of an
effective transformation system for edible fungi. He was awarded the second
prize for technical invention in Shanghai and the third prize for scientific
and technological progress in Shanghai and has participated in the completion
of the scientific research results of 16 national, ministerial and municipal
scientific and technological progress awards. The low-temperature mutagenic
strain VH3 of Straw Mushroom selected and bred under his auspices has passed
the Shanghai Municipal Variety Validation, and he has been authorized 23
patents. He has published more than 200 papers in domestic and international
academic journals.