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  • Marine organisms, including the bacteria in sediment, often produce complex chemicals, some of which could well be new to science, according to Dr Allcock.???Biochemists and chemists will extract these chemicals and test them for antibacterial and other pharmaceutical properties, with the ultimate aim of synthesising useful new chemicals in the laboratory,??? her team said.The research survey was
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