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Progress of the Studies on Bioactive Materials of Marine Microorganisms

Suying Wang

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The marine microorganisms is the important part of the marine biology . The results of studies indicated that the bioactive materials produced by marine microorganisms are abundant, mainly including anti-tumor , virus, antibiotics , toxin of biology, inhibitor of enzyme, amylose, unsaturated fatty acid. Anti-bacterial and anti-tumor bioactive materials produced by marine bacteria, marine fungi, marine actinomycete are reviewed.

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The marine microorganisms is the important part of the marine biology . The results of studies indicated that the bioactive materials produced by marine microorganisms are abundant, mainly including anti-tumor , virus, antibiotics , toxin of biology, inhibitor of enzyme, amylose, unsaturated fatty acid. Anti-bacterial and anti-tumor bioactive materials produced by marine bacteria, marine fungi, marine actinomycete are reviewed.

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The marine microorganisms is the important part of the marine biology . The results of studies indicated that the bioactive materials produced by marine microorganisms are abundant, mainly including anti-tumor , virus, antibiotics , toxin of biology, inhibitor of enzyme, amylose, unsaturated fatty acid. Anti-bacterial and anti-tumor bioactive materials produced by marine bacteria, marine fungi, marine actinomycete are reviewed.

Key concepts: Microorganism, Marine bacteriophage, Bacteria, Marine fungi, Biology, Marine biology, Microbiology, Botany

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