This review highlights current advances in promoter engineering tailored for plant systems, encompassing natural, synthetic, hybrid, inducible, and tissue-specific promoters used in stable transgenic plants, transient expression systems, and plant cell cultures.
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promoter engineering in plant expression systems
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Plant-based expression systems are sustainable and scalable platforms for producing recombinant proteins used in pharmaceuticals, industrial enzymes, and agricultural products.
Promoter engineering strategies in plants are used to mitigate transcriptional silencing, genomic context dependency, and variability across species and production platform.
Promoter engineering remains foundational to advancing plant molecular farming and expanding plants as biofactories for high-value recombinant proteins.
Promoter elements are key determinants of transgene performance in plants because they define transcriptional strength, specificity, and regulation.