Bioactive Natural Products from the Red Sea

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-1587-8

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Aspergillus falconensis; OSMAC; azaphilones; X-ray diffraction; NF-κB inhibition; LC-HRESIMS; Stylissa carteri; ceramide; cerebroside; docking; cytotoxic activity; co-cultivation; phenazine; sponge-associated actinomycetes; antibacterial; antibiofilm; DNA gyrase; pyruvate kinase; cytotoxic activity; ergosterol derivative; metabolic analysis; docking studies; seagrass; Thalassodendron ciliatum; Red Sea sponges; marine actinomycetes; Streptomyces coelicolor LY001; halogenated 3-phenylpropanoic acid derivatives; diketopiperazine alkaloids; structural determinations; antimicrobial activities; Red Sea; marine natural products; marine organisms; biodiversity; marine metagenomics; bioactivity; Sinularia polydactyla; soft coral; steroids; cytotoxic; anti-inflammatory; neuroprotective; androgen receptor; Actinokineospora; Rhodococcus; co-culture; metabolomics; antimalarial; docking; epicotripeptin; phragamide; Epicoccum; Alternaria; antimicrobial; antibiofilm; n/a

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Bioactive Natural Products from the Red Sea

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August 2021

152 pages

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This book describes the recent advances in natural product chemistry and biodiversity in the Red Sea. All previous marine natural products isolated from different Red Sea organisms and microbes were collected in a comprehensive review. Additionally, newly discovered marine natural products and their biological activities are described.