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Marine Biomaterials: Resources, Categories, and Applications

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The marine ecosystem is a unique and complicated system that is characterized primarily by the great biodiversity, representing the richness of diverse habitats and the variations of life forms. It involves various marine organisms with great chemical diversity, and they are rich sources of secondary metabolites relative to terrestrial organisms. The oceans thus always offer excellent opportunities for discovering valuable materials from various organisms. Such compounds contain a wide range of chemical structures and functions, which for more specific potentialities are wider. The produced compounds have a vital role in the human and animal life and are widely used as antimicrobial, antioxidants, antiviral, anticancer, and food and feed and in food and pharmaceuticals industry. However, in many fields such as food, cosmetics, dietary supplements, animal feed, bioactive packaging, and industrial products, as well as in high-tech biomedical sectors, applications of novel marine molecules are now found.

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