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The genus Pseudoalteromonas is a marine group of bacteria belonging to the\udclass Gammaproteobacteria that has come to attention in the natural product and\udmicrobial ecology science fields in the last decade. Pigmented species of the genus have\udbeen shown to produce an array of low and high molecular weight compounds with\udantimicrobial, anti-fouling, algicidal and various pharmaceutically-relevant activities.\udCompounds formed include toxic proteins, polyanionic exopolymers, substituted\udphenolic and pyrolle-containing alkaloids, cyclic peptides and a range of brominesubstituted\udcompounds. Ecologically, Pseudoalteromonas appears significant and to date\udhas been shown to influence biofilm formation in various marine econiches; involved in\udpredator-like interactions within the microbial loop; influence settlement, germination\udand metamorphosis of various invertebrate and algal species; and may also be adopted by\udmarine flora and fauna as defensive agents. Studies have been so far limited to a\udrelatively small subset of strains compared to the known diversity of the genus\udsuggesting that many more discoveries of novel natural products as well as ecological\udconnections these may have in the marine ecosystem remain to be made

Bioactive Compound Synthetic Capacity and Ecological Significance of Marine Bacterial Genus Pseudoalteromonas