University of Jordan team finds antibacterial compounds in deep-sea Aqaba sponges
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#Sawalev's research and academic team at the University of Jordan revealed bionatural compounds derived from rare marine sponge species living in the depths of the Gulf of Aqaba, which demonstrated counter-effectiveness against a number of bacterial strains, notably antibiotic bacteria, opening new prospects for pharmaceutical exploration and the development of therapeutic compounds derived from Jordanian marine biodiversity. ...this content is …
University of Jordan team finds antibacterial compounds in deep-sea Aqaba sponges
Researchers at the University of Jordan have identified compounds in deep-sea sponges from the Gulf of Aqaba that inhibit several bacterial strains, including methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus.
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