A Review on Natural Products of Actinobacteria Reported from Different Habitats
A Road-Way for Investigation of Bioactive Compounds for Bio-Medicinal Utility
Keywords:
Actinobacteria, Bioactivity, Habitats, Natural products, Underexplored habitatsAbstract
Actinobacteria are the valuable source of secondary products especially drugs that have been used from time immemorial in various cultures. This group of bacteria has been reported to have a variety of natural products that show evidence of diverse activities, such as antimicrobial, antioxidant, immunomodulatory, anti-inflammatory, anticancer, and antidiabetic activity. However, the activity bioactivity of the natural products could be varying depending on their genus/species, habitats and also isolation and extraction methods. In the present review, it has been highlighted the advantages of exploring novel habitats and also isolation of potential natural products from the promising and potential isolates that to have promising bioactive compounds. This review also suggested that partly analysis of the literature on habitats, promising habitats and biological activities highlights the isolation of potential actinobacteria from underexplored habitats, and also highlight the possibility of obtaining chemically diverse natural products. The present review revealed the various extracellular enzymes in actinobacteria and other bio-chemical agents, such as antidiabetic compounds.
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