Cyanobacteria are ubiquitous organisms that can perform photosynthesis and release
oxygen in the environment. They are present in both freshwater and marine ecosystems.
They synthesize a plethora of secondary metabolites exhibiting antimicrobial character.
They dwell in various extreme environments and in order to thrive in these varied regions
they have developed various mechanisms and adaptations. These adaptations in
cyanobacteria enable them to synthesize a variety of metabolites possessing antimicrobial …