… aquatic organisms are classified into three basic categories: (1) plankton, including
phytoplankton (bacteria and algae) and zooplankton (tiny animals … to the new and surrounding …

… bioactive venom-derived peptides) that can potentially be converted into highly valuable
biopharmaceutical … new applications of marine-derived enzymes and macromolecules, such as …

… Such practice, although allowing the extraction of new peptides with different bioactivities,
is … of peptides from certain marine species in the literature and in this analysis. …

… peptide modules as molecular medicines, emerging peptide technologies and novel strategies
have expanded our ability to generate a wide range of new … , biopharmaceutical peptides …

… new bioactive compounds with higher therapeutic potential against nutrition-related diseases
highlights the potential of the bioactive peptides … products and in biopharmaceuticals, their …

… Despite the tremendous growth of biopeptide research over the last decade, and more
new bioactive peptides from marine organisms are being reported, no active clinical trials are …

… of innumerable novel bioactive compounds in marine life by instigating … to reveal new
directions for future biopharmaceuticals. … Marine peptides (MPs) are bioactive peptides derived or …

… for marine microbes to produce very important bioactive … and intriguing sources of new
compounds for application as … for bioactive peptide synthesis, especially peptides obtained …

… cover marine ecosystems, marine biopharmaceutical, and … compounds from diverse marine
organisms such as seaweeds… development of new drugs from marine biopharmaceuticals. …

… Marine species can be used as an alternative and safe source of new bioactive peptides.
As mentioned above, marine collagen extraction can be obtained from both invertebrates and …