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Diversity of Actinobacteria Associated with the Marine Ascidian Eudistoma toealensis
Marine Biotechnology, 2015Ascidians have yielded a wide variety of bioactive natural products. The colonial ascidian Eudistoma toealensis from Micronesia has been identified as the source of a series of staurosporine derivatives, though the exact origin of these derivatives is still unknown. To identify known staurosporine-producing microbes associated with E.
Georg, Steinert +2 more
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Biomedical Applications of Enzymes From Marine Actinobacteria
2017Marine microbial enzyme technologies have progressed significantly in the last few decades for different applications. Among the various microorganisms, marine actinobacterial enzymes have significant active properties, which could allow them to be biocatalysts with tremendous bioactive metabolites.
K, Kamala, P, Sivaperumal
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Diversity of cultivable actinobacteria in geographically widespread marine sediments
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, 2005Reports describing actinobacteria isolated from marine environments have been dominated by Micromonospora, Rhodococcus and Streptomyces species. Recent culture-independent studies have shown that marine environments contain a high diversity of actinobacterial species that are rarely, if at all, recovered by cultivation-based methods.
Maldonado LA +5 more
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Biodegradation of oil-derived hydrocarbons by marine actinobacteria: A systematic review
Environmental PollutionThe intensive use of oil and its derivatives is related to a greater frequency of accidents involving the release of pollutants that cause harmful effects on ecosystems. Actinobacteria are cosmopolitan and saprophytic microorganisms of great commercial interest, but because they are predominantly found in soil, most research into the products of this ...
Caroline Ferreira Fernandes +1 more
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Draft genome sequence of a marine actinobacteria Sciscionella strain SE31
Marine Genomics, 2015The bacterium strain SE31, a member of the genus Sciscionella, was isolated from intertidal sediments collected from Cape Rachado, Malaysia. The high quality draft genome sequence of Sciscionella strain SE31 with a genome size of approximately 7.4 Mbp is reported.
Wee Fei Aaron Teo +3 more
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Marine Sponge-Associated Actinobacteria and Their Biological Properties
2016Marine sponge-associated actinobacteria have become an important resource of bioactive compounds. Recent findings from culture-dependent and culture-independent methods have demonstrated that indigenous marine actinobacteria exist in the oceans. There is tremendous biodiversity and novelty among the marine actinobacteria present in marine sponges ...
Panchanathan Manivasagan, Se-Kwon Kim
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Exploring the metabolic potential of novel marine Actinobacteria
2022Actinobacteria are filamentous and ubiquitous Gram-positive bacteria with diverse potential to produce significant secondary metabolites, that have end biotechnology applications in medicine, agriculture, environmental and energy sectors. Over the years, the isolation of actinobacteria from terrestrial habitats has resulted in the isolation of the same
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Marine sponge-associated planctomycetes and actinobacteria
2012Marine sponges have been an abundant source of natural products with pharmaceutical importance, and they have therefore been investigated for the discovery of new drug candidates. In recent decades, there has been growing research interest in the association of sponges with their microbial associates.
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