About the Special Issue

Marine plant natural products have emerged as promising candidates in the quest for neuroprotective agents. The rich biodiversity of marine ecosystems offers a vast array of bioactive compounds with potential therapeutic applications in neurological disorders. From algae to seagrasses, marine plants have been a prolific source of neuroprotective compounds, exhibiting diverse mechanisms of action that mitigate neuronal damage and promote brain health. This special issue aims to explore the latest advancements in the discovery, characterization, and application of marine plant-derived natural products for neuroprotection. Through a multidisciplinary approach encompassing marine biology, pharmacology, neuroscience, and medicinal chemistry, this issue seeks to shed light on the potential of marine plant compounds as novel therapeutic interventions for neurological conditions.

Keywords: marine plants; neuroprotection; bioactive compounds; neurological disorders; algae; seagrasses; pharmacology; medicinal chemistry

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