… Dark and cold Arctic water generates a hostile environment … shallower tropical waters, the
Arctic region has not been as … of marine organisms inhabiting the Arctic waters with the long …

… bioprospecting in the Arctic in any great detail. Instead, in this TS, we publish 4 excellent
papers which explore ethical issues surrounding bioprospecting … science and bioprospecting in …

Northern populations of Arctic char (Salvelinus alpinus) can be anadromous, migrating annually
from the ocean to freshwater lakes and rivers in order to escape sub-zero temperatures. …

A total of 132 yeast strains were characterised from 4 sediment samples collected from small
puddles in the vicinity of Midre Lovénbreen glacier, Arctic. Based on the D1/D2 domain …

… bacteria, including many new species, could be cultured from the marine arctic environment.
The Arctic polar environment is still an untapped reservoir of biodiversity for bioprospecting. …

… bioprospecting is also an issue for the Arctic. This paper considers whether bioprospecting is
an issue for the Arctic… the emerging debate with respect to bioprospecting in Antarctica. The …

… The results of our bioprospecting demonstrate how crowdsourced classical microbial …
workflow that can lead to the identification of Arctic bacteria capable of antibacterial activity. First …

Culturable bacterial diversity of seven marine sediment samples of Kongsfjorden and a
sediment and a soil sample from Ny-Ålesund, Svalbard, Arctic was studied. The bacterial …

… Our study showed that halogenase genes are helpful in bioprospecting Arctic actinomycetes.
Great genetic potential of halometabolite production can be expected from the Arctic …

… The Arctic region has several distinct habitats … Arctic has served as a potential region for
identifying novel psychrophilic bacteria with biotechnological potential. Furthermore, the Arctic …