CMP Bio World

Global fisheries face overfishing, illegal practices, climate change, pollution, and socioeconomic pressures.

Coral bleaching, driven by global warming, threatens reef ecosystems, requiring urgent emission reductions for protection.

Community-based fisheries management empowers locals to sustainably manage fish stocks and habitats together.

Natural capital accounting values ocean ecosystems, revealing their economic and social benefits for sustainability.

Seagrass restoration projects revive crucial underwater habitats, enhancing biodiversity and coastal resilience against threats.

Reactive oxygen species are essential for cell function, but excessive levels cause oxidative stress and damage.

Polar marine ecosystems, vital for global climate, face threats from climate change and human activity.

Nutrition and lifestyle support mitochondrial function, energy production, and long-term cellular health.

Marine microorganisms drive nutrient cycles in oceans, supporting food webs and influencing climate.

Glycolysis converts glucose into pyruvate, generating ATP and NADH, essential for cellular energy.