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Studies on marine microorganisms producing anti-bacterial and anti-cancer secondary metabolites

Zhanbo Wen, Yue‐Hu Pei, Li Tian

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The 402 strains of marine fungi and 1032 strins of marine bacteria were insolated from marine habitats. Forty-five active strains including thirteen strains of marine fungi and thirty-two strains of marine bacteria had been screened from the marine microorganisms using the model of conidia of pyricularia oryzae. The genetic and thermal stabilities of three highest active marine bacteria were determined. We also found the favorable culture conditions to the three active strains.

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The 402 strains of marine fungi and 1032 strins of marine bacteria were insolated from marine habitats. Forty-five active strains including thirteen strains of marine fungi and thirty-two strains of marine bacteria had been screened from the marine microorganisms using the model of conidia of pyricularia oryzae. The genetic and thermal stabilities of three highest active marine bacteria were determined. We also found the favorable culture conditions to the three active strains.

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The 402 strains of marine fungi and 1032 strins of marine bacteria were insolated from marine habitats. Forty-five active strains including thirteen strains of marine fungi and thirty-two strains of marine bacteria had been screened from the marine microorganisms using the model of conidia of pyricularia oryzae. The genetic and thermal stabilities of three highest active marine bacteria were determined. We also found the favorable culture conditions to the three active strains.

Key concepts: Pyricularia, Marine fungi, Marine bacteriophage, Microorganism, Bacteria, Biology, Microbiology, Marine habitats

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