… In addition to their direct use, as illustrated in this review, marine biomaterials are also of …
In conclusion, marine invertebrates still represent a rich source of bioactive compounds, as …

… in the exploration of marine biological resources [82]. … invertebrates belonging to >30
phyla, of these all except one occurs in the marine environment and 15 are exclusively marine …

… marine biodiversity, particularly for those animals with heavily calcified exoskeletons, such
as corals, molluscs and urchins. This is because life … , our recent geological history has seen …

… Marine biodiversity is expressed through the huge variety of vertebrate and invertebrate
species … , whereas invertebrates have been quite neglected as a source of these molecules. …

… on wide variety of marine invertebrate proteins and peptides … proteins and peptides from
marine invertebrates with a detailed … the source of edible marine invertebrates and its biological …

… In this study, marine invertebrates were classified into … applications of antimicrobial
peptides in marine invertebrates. … Invertebrates are the main source of antimicrobial peptides …

… 3D skeletal constructs of marine invertebrates origin [4]. Sources of marine biomaterials are
still … An attempt to classify marine biomaterials by their origin is presented by us in Figure 1. …

… Invertebrate zoologists, on the other hand, treasure their invertebrate textbooks as the first
… about understanding invertebrates in the light of their evolutionary history—captured by the …

… species origin and functional group keywords and marine* was … to material type were
habitat-forming marine invertebrates … habitat, often have large positive influences on biodiversity. …

… Peptides isolated from invertebrate marine organisms from the phyla Cnidaria, … marine
biodiversity importance preservation as a biotechnological potential molecular rich source. …