ArticleBiotechnology reports (Amsterdam, Netherlands)2016
Antimicrobial activities of secondary metabolites and phylogenetic study of sponge endosymbiotic bacteria,
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Abstract
Twenty-one species of sponges were recorded under the class of Demospongiae and Calcareous sponges of which 19 species were new to Agatti reef. A total of 113 Sponge endosymbiotic bacterial strains were isolated from twenty-one species of sponges and screened for antimicrobial activity. Five bacterial strains of sponge endosymbiotic bacteria (SEB) namely SEB32, SEB33, SEB36, SEB43 and SEB51 showed antimicrobial activity against virulent marine fish pathogens such as
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