Volume 11,Issue 1
Isolation, Identification, and Mechanistic Analysis of Antifungal Secondary Metabolites from Endophytic Fungi in Tropical Medicinal Plants
The symbiotic system between tropical medicinal plants and endophytic fungi harbors a wealth of bioactive secondary metabolites. This project aims to provide potential resources for the development of novel antimicrobial drugs. Building upon previous research, the project will systematically isolate and identify secondary metabolites from endophytic fungi in tropical medicinal plants. By integrating relevant domestic and international research findings, the project seeks to clarify the core technical principles and development directions, thereby offering theoretical support and technical references for the rational utilization of endophytic fungal resources in tropical medicinal plants and the discovery of new antimicrobial active substances in China.
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