ArticleMicroorganisms2026
A Novel Discovery of Microorganisms Associated with Certain Seaweed Species from the Cat Ba Archipelago Area, Vietnam: Isolation, Identification and Exploration of Their Antimicrobial Activities.
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Marine macroalgae, or seaweed, are an attractive source of novel natural products, which are in many cases not only produced by the algae themselves but also by their associated microorganisms. Therefore, the search for novel products should not only be aimed at the algae but also their symbionts. In this study, we attempted to investigate culturable microorganisms associated with nine marine macroalgal hosts collected from the Cat Ba Archipelago area (Vietnam), which is known to have significant biodiversity value. More specifically, such microorganisms were isolated by using standard plating methods with eight media under varied nutrient and salinity conditions, screened for antimicrobial activity via agar diffusion assays and MIC/MBC determination methods; those with the most remarkable activities were identified based on their morphology, 16S rRNA gene sequences, and housekeeping gene
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