A review prospective study: Exploring bounty marine biota bioprospecting

The exploration of secondary metabolite compounds from marine biota has become an important research subject, as these resources are diverse. The purpose of this article is to provide an overview of bioprospection research on secondary metabolites in marine biota exploration and clinical trials from 2014 to 2024 in Indonesia and around the world. This study used a Systematic Literature Review (SLR). Based on the 341 articles, 126 articles on Porifera were the most researched, while the least studied phylum was Arthropoda in one article. The most conducted bioprospection stage was compound exploration (304 articles), while there were two articles about clinical trials as the least researched. The most studied compound was an alkaloid in 49 articles, and the most studied potential was antibacterial in 60 articles. The results of this article review contain an overview of the extent of bioprospection of secondary metabolites in marine biota over the last ten years.