Aug 2026· Antonie van Leeuwenhoek· Vol 119· 0 citations· 56 references
Medicine
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It is demonstrated that tropical peat swamp forest soils represent a valuable and underexplored reservoir of bioactive actinobacteria with promising antimicrobial potential and highlights the importance of peatland ecosystems as sources of novel microbial metabolites that may contribute to future pharmaceutical and biotechnological developments.
Findings highlight S. enissocaesilis ASB as a promising source of extracellular bioactive metabolites and provide a foundation for future studies involving compound purification, structural characterization, safety evaluation, and translational development against MDROs.
A. Badawy, E. M. El-Fakharany, Jehan S. Albrahim et al.· Biologia· 0 citations
The integrated experimental and in silico approach highlights soil-derived actinomycetes as versatile and sustainable bioresources with significant pharmaceutical and biotechnological potential, emphasizing their role in combating antimicrobial resistance and enabling the rational development of novel therapeutic and i...
Meghana Arivilu, S. Sulthana, Vijay Ramesh et al.· Journal of Pure and Applied...· 0 citations
A sustainable and environmentally friendly way of managing plant diseases by utilizing the resources of soils in the form of microbes is identified by utilizing the resources of soils in the form of microbes.
Shaista Khan, Arun Karnwal, Seweta Srivastava· Journal of Pure and Applied...· 0 citations
Screening of potential antagonist microorganisms from microbial populations isolated from the surface of apple fruits revealed that only 1 isolate of the bacterial flora had inhibitory activity against the pathogen M. fructigena, and the following microorganisms with maximum antagonistic activity are promising biocontr...
E. Ismailova, N. Kuldybayev, G. Baimakhanova et al.· OnLine Journal of Biological...· 0 citations
Results establish P. soloniensis as a promising source of bioactive metabolites for developing eco-friendly fungicides, including flavonoids, alkaloids, quinones, and saponins.
Chang Liu, Xiao-Xue Zhao, Heng Zhao et al.· Journal of Fungi· 0 citations
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