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    • To review recent advancements in producing various cytokines using genetically modified plants.
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    • Genetic engineering enables the large-scale production of proteins, including cytokines, in transgenic organisms.
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    • This review highlights the latest progress in plant-based cytokine production technologies.

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    • Advances in plant biotechnology can significantly reduce the cost of cytokine production.
    • Increased accessibility of cytokines may expand their therapeutic applications.
    • This approach holds promise for more affordable treatments for significant diseases.