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In-Vitro and In-Silico Antibiofilm Activity and Phytochemical Profiling of Extracts of Marine Macroalgae Collected From the Red Sea

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In-vitro assays demonstrated strong antibiofilm activity in macroalgal extracts, indicating bioactive potential for environmental applications.

Strong antibiofilm activity (over 50% inhibition) was observed in all three marine macroalgal species tested.
The brown alga exhibited the highest antibiofilm activity, showing significant changes in bacterial cell surface properties.
GC-MS analysis revealed a higher number of compounds in the brown alga compared to the red and green algae.
Most identified compounds are predicted to inhibit biofilm formation, indicating their potential as antibiofilm agents.

Satheesh et al. (2025) studied this question.

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In-vitro assays demonstrated strong antibiofilm activity in macroalgal extracts, indicating bioactive potential for environmental applications.