… The complexity of associations in marine organisms, especially in sponges, … of many marine
natural products or to deduce their ecological significance. Whereas many symbiotic marine …

… active compounds from marine organisms and investigations on … marine organisms (algae,
invertebrates, microbes) and isolated metabolites with anti-HIV activities. The chemical nature …

… associated with these marine organisms covering the … the largest proportion of natural
products with mostly antimicrobial … with multiple host organisms deserve more attention to their …

… The knowledge of the physiological and biochemical features of marine organisms might
contribute to the identification of natural products of biomedical importance. According to [9], an …

… of marine organisms commonly found in the Red Sea are sponges, soft corals, and algae.
Secondary metabolites obtained from Red Sea marine organisms … of marine natural products …

… nature has been our main source of food, protection, clothing, transportation and remedies
[1,2]. This can be illustrated by the number of natural product … of marine organisms as sources …

… marine sources (Kanagasabapathy et al. 2011). Natural products derived from marine
organisms are structurally diverse and also differ from those identified from terrestrial organisms. …

… in marine organisms as a potential source of pharmaceutical agents. Over the past 30 years
thousands of marine natural products have been reported, proving marine … natural products. …

… marine organisms are discussed, with examples of cytotoxic and antihistaminic compounds
from marine … In the last 25 years, marine organisms—algae, invertebrates, and microbes—…

… marine organisms, with an emphasis on the natural products … natural products with some
suggestions to improve the isolation of actinobacteria and its pharmaceutical natural products …