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To explore advanced metabolic engineering and nanotechnology approaches for sustainable plant-derived bioactive production.

April 3, 2026Current Plant BiologyOpen Access

Sustainable Production of Plant-Derived Bioactives via Genetic Engineering and Nanotechnology-Driven Approaches

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SSSanamdeep SinghBaba Farid University of Health Sciences PSPooja SharmaBaba Farid University of Health Sciences MFMohammad FaizanMaulana Azad National Urdu University

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This review examines sustainable strategies for enhancing bioactive production in plants using genetic engineering and nanotechnology, indicating promising advancements.

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To explore advanced metabolic engineering and nanotechnology approaches for sustainable plant-derived bioactive production.
Reviewed various sustainable production strategies combining CRISPR gene editing and nanoparticles.
Analyzed recent advances in pathway redirection and elicitation techniques.
Assessed the impact of metabolic flux regulation on secondary metabolites in plants.
Achieved multi-fold increases in compounds like artemisinin and paclitaxel through engineered pathways.
Enhanced metabolite biosynthesis via nanoparticle delivery of CRISPR components.
Identified challenges in scalability and biological limitations that must be addressed for practical applications.

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Singh et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cf5ced5a333a821460a865 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cpb.2026.100607

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This review examines sustainable strategies for enhancing bioactive production in plants using genetic engineering and nanotechnology, indicating promising advancements.

Sustainable Production of Plant-Derived Bioactives via Genetic Engineering and Nanotechnology-Driven Approaches

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Sustainable Production of Plant-Derived Bioactives via Genetic Engineering and Nanotechnology-Driven Approaches

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