Tubbataha bacteria has antibiotic, anti-cancer potentials

Filipino scientists have discovered marine bacteria in sediments of Tubbataha Reef in the Sulu Sea that can be developed into powerful antibiotics and anti-cancer compounds, the Department of Science and Technology revealed.

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