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Prof. Park Jin-sook of Hannam University Microorganism Taxonomy & Ecology Lab 
Limitless possibility of the sea paves way for future bio industry

Powering ‘symbiotic microorganism research’ of Korea
It is reported that 80% to 90% of species on earth live in the sea. From huge whales to invisible microorganism, the sea embraces a limitless possibility of the world unexplored. This is the reason that the civilizations on the surface of the earth are pouring massive money on making chemical, material and energy products from the marine resources. Prof. Park Jin-sook of Hannam University Microorganism Taxonomy & Ecology Lab also is one of those but with particular attention to ‘symbiotic microorganism’ of marine invertebrates. Symbiotic microorganism is a microorganism that produces various bioactive substances in the cooperative relationship with the host. It is reported that antiviral active material, anticancer active material, immunodepressant and anti-inflammatory matter that can be acquired from marine invertebrates might have originated from symbiotic microorganism. “Symbiotic microorganism will be an important new matter in the application phase of the marine resources as there is a sharp increase in number of the related researches at the moment. Securing useful symbiotic microorganism and its preservation and management, therefore, is a very important base research” explains Park. The notable characteristic of the most symbiotic microorganisms, Park says, is that they are ‘nonculturable microorganism’. It is known in the academic world that only 1% marine microorganism can be cultured. So the lab uses both culturable and nonculturable analysis methods to find variety and/or new species of symbiotic microorganisms and their preservation and management. In recognition of her contribution and achievement, Hannam University awarded her ‘Hannam Academic Excellence’ on ‘2016 Hannam Day’, on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the university. 

Marine resources for securing next generation national competitiveness
Having worked for many years at Hannam University since 1990, Park has poured most of her passion to marine symbiotic microorganism research (more than 10 years). “The value of developing next generation new matters is estimated to be around 26 trillion dollars. But the issues on climate change and thoughtless overfishing is worrying both the scholars and the governments. So I thought that symbiotic microorganism might be a good alternative for it does not need to destroy the environment. It will greatly contribute to useful bio resources if we can find optimum culture and preservation conditions that will enable a mass culture.” Apart from her actively symbiotic microorganism research, Park also is carrying out a number of other researches such as Pyrosequencing, DGGE (Denaturing Gradient Gel Electrophoresis), and RFLP (Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism) and is building the data base and the preservation and management methods. Park majored in Microorganism Taxonomy at Tokyo University and did research works at the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) and Rikagaku Kenkyūsho (RIKEN) in Japan. When back in Korea, she served as a member of the Environmental Technology Assessment Council, of the National Science and Technology Council, and of the Ministry of Strategy and Finance in the national science department. Currently, she is serving as the director of the Hannam University Library. “Marine organisms might have more functions than we have known so far especially when it comes to the organisms in the deep down sea like the sea beds and the heat outlets. My job in this respect is to raise awareness on importance of life science while building the foundations for preservation and management of the resources. It is regretful though to witness that the number of specialists in this field is on decline but I’m sure that marine resources will contribute greatly to securing next generation national competitiveness as many advanced countries are already recognizing the marine resources as important national assets. So fostering talented young people must not be neglected.” <Power Korea> sends a message of support. 


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