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    Filipino scientists discovered a potential antibiotic and anti-cancer bacteria called S. tubbatahanensis in the Tubbataha Reefs in the Sulu Sea. The bacteria was found to contain properties that could make it an effective treatment to prevent cancer and as an antibiotic. S. tubbatahanensis takes its name from the Tubbataha Reefs, one of the oldest and most protected marine ecosystems in the Philippines where it was discovered. It is a Streptomyces bacteria important for drug production in medicine, agriculture and veterinary fields. The research group from the University of San Agustin in Iloilo, led by three Filipino scientists, published their findings in an international scientific journal in February

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    Filipino scientists discovered a potential antibiotic and anti-cancer bacteria called S. tubbatahanensis in the Tubbataha Reefs in the Sulu Sea. The bacteria was found to contain properties that could make it an effective treatment to prevent cancer and as an antibiotic. S. tubbatahanensis takes its name from the Tubbataha Reefs, one of the oldest and most protected marine ecosystems in the Philippines where it was discovered. It is a Streptomyces bacteria important for drug production in medicine, agriculture and veterinary fields. The research group from the University of San Agustin in Iloilo, led by three Filipino scientists, published their findings in an international scientific journal in February

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    Filipino scientists discovered a potential antibiotic and anti-cancer bacteria called S. tubbatahanensis in the Tubbataha Reefs in the Sulu Sea. The bacteria was found to contain properties that could make it an effective treatment to prevent cancer and as an antibiotic. S. tubbatahanensis takes its name from the Tubbataha Reefs, one of the oldest and most protected marine ecosystems in the Philippines where it was discovered. It is a Streptomyces bacteria important for drug production in medicine, agriculture and veterinary fields. The research group from the University of San Agustin in Iloilo, led by three Filipino scientists, published their findings in an international scientific journal in February

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    Potensyal na antibiotic at anticancer bacteria, nadiskubre sa

    Tubbataha Reefs, Sulu Sea.

    Nadiskubre ng tatlong Filipino Scientists noong ika-dalawang pu ng Marso, ang


    bakterya na merong potensyal maging mabisang pang iwas ng kanser at antibiotics sa
    Tubbataha Reefs sa karagatan ng Sulu.

    Hinango ang pangalan na S (Streptomyces) tubbatahanensis sa isa sa pinaka


    protektado at matandang marine ecosystem sa Pilipinas kung saan ito nadiskubre, ang
    bakterya ay isang Streptomyces na importante sa paggawa ng gamot sa larangan ng
    medisina, agrikultura at beteninarya kung kaya ito ay naglalaman ng katangian na
    antibiotic at anti-cancer.

    Ayon sa DOST (Departamento ng Siyensya at Teknolohiya) ang grupo ng


    mananaliksik sa Unibersidad ng San Agustin, sa syudad ng Iloilo na pinangunahan ng
    tatlong Filipino ‘Balik Scientists’ na tumuklas sa potensyal sa nasabing bakterya. Ang
    Tubbataha Coral Reef ay idineklara ng UNESCO bilang Pandaigdig na Pamanang
    Pook.

    ‘Balik Scientists’ ay tumutukoy sa mga Pilipinong nag aral ng siyensya sa ibang


    bansa, at bumalik sa Pilipinas para maglingkod sa DOST at mga katuwang na mga
    institusyon. Sila Dr. Emmanuel Lorenzo de los Santos na mananaliksik sa Unibersidad
    ng Warwick at dating mga siyentipikong nakabase sa US na sila Dr. Jonel Saludes at
    Dr. Doralyn Dalisay ang nanguna sa pananaliksik sa Tubbataha Reefs.

    Naging matagumpay ang grupo ng mga mananaliksik kasama sila Chuckris


    Tenebro, Dana Joanne Trono, Lex Aliko Balida, Leah Katrine Bayog, Julyanna Bruna,
    Edna Sabido and Dion Paul Caspe.

    Nailimbag ang pananaliksik sa internasyonal na siyentipikong journal nuong ika-


    dalawampu't isa ng Pebrero na may pamagat: “Synergy between Genome Mining,
    Metabolomics, and Bioinformatics Uncovers Antibacterial Chlorinated Carbazole
    Alkaloids and Their Biosynthetic Gene Cluster from Streptomyces tubbatahanensis sp.
    nov., a Novel Actinomycete Isolated from Sulu Sea, Philippines” na ayon sa abstract
    nito
    “ The bioprospecting of novel Streptomyces species from marine sediments of
    underexplored ecological niches serves as an important source of antibiotic and
    anticancer drug leads with unique chemical scaffolds.”
    REFERENCE
    Tenebro, C. P., Trono, D. J., Balida, L. A., Bayog, L. K., Bruna, J. R., Sabido, E.
    M., Caspe, D. P., de Los Santos, E. L., Saludes, J. P., & Dalisay, D. S. (2023). Synergy
    between genome mining, metabolomics, and bioinformatics uncovers antibacterial
    chlorinated carbazole alkaloids and their biosynthetic gene cluster from streptomyces
    tubbatahanensis sp. nov., a novel actinomycete isolated from Sulu Sea, Philippines.
    Microbiology Spectrum, 11(2). https://doi.org/10.1128/spectrum.03661-22

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