Engineered Escherichia coli serves as an efficient platform for the production of a diverse array of recombinant proteins, thereby addressing the pharmaceutical industry's demand for high-quality biological agents. Nevertheless, challenges related to protein folding and the complexities involved in product purification must be acknowledged. This review delineates the advantages and disadvantages of utilizing E. coli as an expression host and further investigates various strategies aimed at optimizing and enhancing the E. coli expression system to elevate the yield, purity, and biological activity of recombinant proteins, ultimately supporting advancements in biopharmaceuticals and other relevant fields.
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