Microbial Metabolites and Recent Advancement

Microbes have attracted a lot of attention due to their potential in the development of bioprocess technologies for the limitless manufacture of foods and supplements, which could help to meet the ever-increasing demands of the world's population. Additionally, since microorganism-based technologies do not constitute a sizable source of pollution, they are preferred options for resolving large environmental problems caused by conventional chemical treatments. Enzyme inhibitors are used to treat infectious and deadly diseases all over the world. These inhibitors are produced by antibiotics, anticancer medications, immune suppressants, alkaloids, and microorganisms. Additionally, they greatly influence human life expectancy and the reduction of mortality. To meet the demands of a population that is constantly growing, microbial enzymes (Enz) provide immense potential for a variety of industries, including medicine, cosmetics (CSM), food, feed, beverages, detergents, leather processing, and paper and pulp; use of Enz has been developing steadily. Microbial-derived growth regulators and pesticides have demonstrated considerable potential for the development of sustainable agriculture, and as a result, a greener world. It should be noted and understood microbes are a source of a range of essential micronutrients and natural compounds. In brief, microbes produce two types of metabolites, primary and secondary whose uses are discussed later. This review discusses and explains various metabolites produced by microbes and their use in daily life.