"Unlocking the Potential: Harnessing the Largest Genetic Database of Marine Microbes for Drug Discovery"
Researchers have compiled a database containing around 315 million groups of genes from marine microbes living in various oceans, which could aid in drug discovery, climate change tracking, and species protection. The database fills genetic gaps and provides insights into the roles of fungi and viruses in the ocean, potentially leading to the discovery of new antibiotics and enzymes for food production. It also serves as a baseline for tracking the effects of human activities on marine microbial diversity.
