Studies on Diversity of Sponges-associated Fungi and Their Secondary Metabolites

Abstract

Abstract: Because of the unique physiological structure and digest system, marine sponges enrich large numbers of microorganisms. Lots of novel bioactive compounds were isolated and identified from sponges-associated fungi, which is highlight in marine drug discovery. The development on the distribution of fungi, the application of new technique, novel bioactive secondary metabolites and biological activities were reviewed.

Key words: Sponge, Symbiotic-fungi, Secondary metabolites, Chemical defense, Bioactivity

Song Kai, Hu Jie, Lin Wenhan, Ji Yubin,. Studies on Diversity of Sponges-associated Fungi and Their Secondary Metabolites[J]. Biotechnology Bulletin, 2014, 0(4): 36-42.

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