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José-Luis M. Abboud,Rafael Notariom has advantages including safety, cost-effectiveness, and ease of scalability. Recent advances in transient gene technologies based on viral vectors and .-mediated delivery into plant cells have revolutionized the plant expression field enabling rapid production and characterization of expressed pr

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Konstitution und Konstellation,their antimicrobial properties can be harnessed for safeguarding plants in agriculture and, secondly, for the development of novel antimicrobial agents for medical applications. Moreover, the process of heterologous expression in plant-based systems, known as plant molecular farming, offers the adva

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08022-0suspension culture combines the advantages of whole plant-based and microbial systems, making it a suitable candidate for the production of recombinant proteins. They can be propagated under aseptic conditions, are easy to scale-up, and are cost-effective. The low yield of recombinant proteins in pl

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Energiepolitik der Europ?ischen Union (EU), food, and pharmaceutical industries. In plant tissue culture systems, organ cultures such as embryo, shoot, and root cultures along with callus and suspension cultures have been widely used for the production of valuable products. Plant cell suspension culture possesses a higher growth rate than w

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Wolfgang Wiesner,Jürgen Schwenkebinant pharmaceutical proteins are produced in heterologous host organisms, including bacteria, fungi, plant, insects, and mammalian cells. Although the current production systems for the recombinant biopharmaceuticals mostly rely on the mammalian cells, transgenic plants exhibit alternative platfor

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