The aggregation of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells has resulted in evolution of organisms with remarkable abilities to synthetize natural bioactive compounds of biotechnological relevance. Marine sponges such as Petrosia ficiformis are examples of this evolutionary strategy. The P. ficiformis microbiome, which produces a diversity of chemical...
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2014 (v1)Publication
Sponge cells represent a unique model for the study of the molecular evolution of animal metabolism and of the ancestral processes of biomineralization. Among various sponge culture models, the most promising ones are based on the primmorph technique, which allows the production of 3D sponge cell aggregates, easily reared in a laboratory...
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The interaction between mineral structures and living beings is increasingly attracting the interest of research. The formation of skeletons, geomicrobiology, the study of the origin of life, soil biology, benthos biology, human and mammalian diseases generated by the inhalation of dust and biomaterials are some examples of scientific areas...
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