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January 28, 2026Extremophiles

Exploring Marinilactibacillus sp from Lake Urmia as a novel halophilic source of antibacterial bioactive compounds

Shabnam Golbouy Daghdari Azam Jafari Hussein Eisazadeh Amir Tukmechi

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Antibacterial activity was observed, showcasing its potential in combating microbes effectively.
The study highlights Marinilactibacillus sp as a new source of bioactive compounds, providing insights into novel treatments.
Analysis focused on the halophilic characteristics of Marinilactibacillus sp, aiding in its unique adaptations.
The findings support further exploration of marine organisms for potential pharmaceutical applications.

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Exploratory analysis identifies Marinilactibacillus sp as a novel antibacterial source, indicating potential applications in medicine.

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Daghdari et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75c15c6e9836116a248ab https://doi.org/10.1007/s00792-025-01416-z

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