“…Recent studies have shown that M. racemosus may be employed to biotransform some steroid compounds, such as progesterone [15], methyltestosterone [16] and 20(s)-protopanaxatriol [17] to intermediates with anti-cancer activities. Likewise, the fungus grown on synthetic and organic substrates may be used for the production of various enzymes such as invertase, alkaline phosphatase, protease and lipase, which are of biotechnological and bioremediation interest [18].…”