Description
Marine Microbiome and Microbial Bioprospecting: Diversity and Bioactive Potential comprehensively discusses the diversity of microbes present in various marine ecosystems, their bioprospecting potential, and how they can be utilized to derive bioproducts that benefit different fields and industries. Sections overview marine microbes, their ex situ conservation, and the tools and techniques used to study marine microbial diversity and taxonomy. In addition, it explores and details microorganisms in different marine ecosystems and considers how bioactive metabolites from diverse marine microorganisms can be harnessed to combat pathogens, used in industrial products and in environmental remediation and degradation, and enhanced for agricultural and aquaculture applications.With contributions from experts in the field, this book aims to be a valuable resource for researchers and industry professionals in microbiology and biotechnology and anyone involved in finding lead molecules from marine microbial resources for wide-ranging applications.- Discusses existing and novel metabolites from marine microbes- Offers tools and techniques to exploit marine microbial resources- Explores the applications of marine microbial bioproducts
Table of Contents
Section I Introduction1. Marine microbes2. Tools and techniques to study marine microbial diversity and taxonomy: Recent Advances3. Ex situ conservation of marine microbesSection II Microbial diversity in different marine ecosystems4. Microbes in Ocean5. Deep Sea microbes6. Microbes in hydrothermal vents7. Polar microbes8. Microbes from mangrove environment9. Microbes from estuaries10. Associated microbes from marine organisms11. Microbes from other marine ecosystemsSection III Bioactive metabolites from marine microbes12. Tackling MDR bacterial pathogens13. Anti-TB metabolites14. Antifungal agents from marine microbes15. Anticancer agents from marine microbes16. Antiviral drug discovery from marine microbes17. Antibiofilm agents from marine microbes18. Antioxidants from marine microbesSection IV Industrial products from marine microbes19. Enzymes20. Pigments21. Exopolysaccharides22. Lipids23. Proteins and peptidesSection V Marine microbes in environment and nanotechnology24. Heavy metal remediation25. Oil degradation26. Pesticide degradation27. Dye degradation28. Xenobiotic compounds29. Nanoparticle synthesis using marine bacteria and actinobacteria30. Nanoparticle synthesis using marine filamentous fungi and yeastSection VI Marine microbes for agriculture and aquaculture applications31. PGP properties of marine bacteria, actinobacteria and fungi32. Agricultural antibiotics from marine microbes33. Bioactive molecules against fish pathogens34. Tackling WSSV using marine microbes and their metabolites35. Bacterial and actinobacterial probiotics for aquaculture
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