[RETRACTED ARTICLE] Evaluating the secondary bioactive metabolites in Geodia corticostylifera
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Resumo: | Abstract Ophiactis savignyi could be discovered all over the world in tropical marine environments. People could have aided in the spread of O. savignyi, particularly in the western and eastern populations of Panama's Isthmus. The brittle star Ophiactis savignyi, often known as savigny's brittle star, coexists alongside the sponge Geodia corticostylifera. The focus of this research has been to assess the functional relevance of G. corticostylifera secondary metabolites as antifoulant against mussels, protection against generalist fish, and chemical cues to affiliated brittle stars. Both in flow-through and static seawater laboratory studies, O. savignyi which has previously been connected with sponges, was given both treated and control mimics at the same time. The sponge extract was also tested for its ability to protect fish against predators and fouling. Deterrence test using chemicals indicated that the normal level of the sponge extract may also suppress generalist fish predation in the field as well as the mussel Perna perna’s normal attachment in clinical contexts. According to the findings, G. corticostylifera crude extract has many roles in the aquatic environments, apparently being accountable for this sponge's tighter relationship with O. savignyi, which protects the ophiuroid and inhibits epibionts on itself. |
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[RETRACTED ARTICLE] Evaluating the secondary bioactive metabolites in Geodia corticostyliferamarine spongessymbiotic relationshipsendobiotic bacteriaaquiferous systemG. corticostyliferaAbstract Ophiactis savignyi could be discovered all over the world in tropical marine environments. People could have aided in the spread of O. savignyi, particularly in the western and eastern populations of Panama's Isthmus. The brittle star Ophiactis savignyi, often known as savigny's brittle star, coexists alongside the sponge Geodia corticostylifera. The focus of this research has been to assess the functional relevance of G. corticostylifera secondary metabolites as antifoulant against mussels, protection against generalist fish, and chemical cues to affiliated brittle stars. Both in flow-through and static seawater laboratory studies, O. savignyi which has previously been connected with sponges, was given both treated and control mimics at the same time. The sponge extract was also tested for its ability to protect fish against predators and fouling. Deterrence test using chemicals indicated that the normal level of the sponge extract may also suppress generalist fish predation in the field as well as the mussel Perna perna’s normal attachment in clinical contexts. According to the findings, G. corticostylifera crude extract has many roles in the aquatic environments, apparently being accountable for this sponge's tighter relationship with O. savignyi, which protects the ophiuroid and inhibits epibionts on itself.Instituto Internacional de Ecologia2024-01-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiontext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1519-69842024000100311Brazilian Journal of Biology v.84 2024reponame:Brazilian Journal of Biologyinstname:Instituto Internacional de Ecologia (IIE)instacron:IIE10.1590/1519-6984.260090info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessAbdelbasset,W. K.Bokov,D. O.Jasim,S. A.Yasin,G.Abbas,H.Alkadir,O. K. A.Taifi,A.Jalil,A. T.Aravindhan,S.eng2022-06-27T00:00:00Zoai:scielo:S1519-69842024000100311Revistahttps://www.scielo.br/j/bjb/https://old.scielo.br/oai/scielo-oai.phpbjb@bjb.com.br||bjb@bjb.com.br1678-43751519-6984opendoar:2022-06-27T00:00Brazilian Journal of Biology - Instituto Internacional de Ecologia (IIE)false |
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[RETRACTED ARTICLE] Evaluating the secondary bioactive metabolites in Geodia corticostylifera |
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[RETRACTED ARTICLE] Evaluating the secondary bioactive metabolites in Geodia corticostylifera |
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[RETRACTED ARTICLE] Evaluating the secondary bioactive metabolites in Geodia corticostylifera Abdelbasset,W. K. marine sponges symbiotic relationships endobiotic bacteria aquiferous system G. corticostylifera |
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[RETRACTED ARTICLE] Evaluating the secondary bioactive metabolites in Geodia corticostylifera |
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[RETRACTED ARTICLE] Evaluating the secondary bioactive metabolites in Geodia corticostylifera |
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[RETRACTED ARTICLE] Evaluating the secondary bioactive metabolites in Geodia corticostylifera |
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[RETRACTED ARTICLE] Evaluating the secondary bioactive metabolites in Geodia corticostylifera |
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[RETRACTED ARTICLE] Evaluating the secondary bioactive metabolites in Geodia corticostylifera |
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Abdelbasset,W. K. |
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Abdelbasset,W. K. Bokov,D. O. Jasim,S. A. Yasin,G. Abbas,H. Alkadir,O. K. A. Taifi,A. Jalil,A. T. Aravindhan,S. |
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Bokov,D. O. Jasim,S. A. Yasin,G. Abbas,H. Alkadir,O. K. A. Taifi,A. Jalil,A. T. Aravindhan,S. |
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Abdelbasset,W. K. Bokov,D. O. Jasim,S. A. Yasin,G. Abbas,H. Alkadir,O. K. A. Taifi,A. Jalil,A. T. Aravindhan,S. |
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marine sponges symbiotic relationships endobiotic bacteria aquiferous system G. corticostylifera |
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marine sponges symbiotic relationships endobiotic bacteria aquiferous system G. corticostylifera |
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Abstract Ophiactis savignyi could be discovered all over the world in tropical marine environments. People could have aided in the spread of O. savignyi, particularly in the western and eastern populations of Panama's Isthmus. The brittle star Ophiactis savignyi, often known as savigny's brittle star, coexists alongside the sponge Geodia corticostylifera. The focus of this research has been to assess the functional relevance of G. corticostylifera secondary metabolites as antifoulant against mussels, protection against generalist fish, and chemical cues to affiliated brittle stars. Both in flow-through and static seawater laboratory studies, O. savignyi which has previously been connected with sponges, was given both treated and control mimics at the same time. The sponge extract was also tested for its ability to protect fish against predators and fouling. Deterrence test using chemicals indicated that the normal level of the sponge extract may also suppress generalist fish predation in the field as well as the mussel Perna perna’s normal attachment in clinical contexts. According to the findings, G. corticostylifera crude extract has many roles in the aquatic environments, apparently being accountable for this sponge's tighter relationship with O. savignyi, which protects the ophiuroid and inhibits epibionts on itself. |
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