10th Edition of Global Conference on
Chloroplast genetic engineering involves modifying the chloroplast genome to enhance photosynthesis, stress tolerance, and nutritional content in plants. Unlike nuclear DNA, chloroplast DNA is maternally inherited, reducing the risk of gene transfer to other plants. Chloroplast engineering has led to the development of crops with higher nutritional value and resistance to environmental stresses. It also enables high-level production of valuable proteins for pharmaceuticals. This approach is promising for enhancing crop efficiency and resilience, making it a valuable tool in sustainable agriculture and biopharmaceuticals.