In 1967, Halperin et al. first discovered secreted vesicles in carrot plant cell walls. In 2009, exosome-like nanoparticles were first extracted from sunflower seeds. There have been many studies confirming the beneficial roles of plant EVs in a variety of biological activities such as inflammation, tumor, skin trauma, drug delivery, etc, for example, ginger EVs, the most widely studied plant sample, […]
Exosomes can be employed as a diagnostic biomarker Glaucoma Early symptoms of primary glaucoma are insidious, and nearly half of Chinese glaucoma patients have missed the best time for treatment when diagnosed (Liang et al., 2018). In addition to conventional diagnostic methods, exosomes can be used as risk predictors to supplement the existing glaucoma diagnostic […]
Given that exosomes play many important and complex functions in the human body, they can be utilized in multiple ways in the clinical environment. The clinical application of exosomes was investigated using the website clinicaltrials.gov, searching the terms “exosome” and “exosomes” (278 results) and “exosomes cancer” (119 results), which concern 176 conditions, such as prostatic, […]
Lipids represent a large and diverse group of molecules, which can be divided into eight basic groups…
Cell Guidance Systems is now offering a range of high-quality and well-characterized freeze-dried exosome…
The recent emergence of genetic therapies has focused attention on exosomes as a possible mechanism for their efficient delivery.
A major challenge of working with exosomes and other types of extracellular vesicles (EVs) is their characterization and agreeing on parameters that define each group.
Glycosylation is the addition of glycan groups to proteins. This affects about 50% of proteins,
Both hormones and exosomes regulate physiological processes by transmitting signals to distant cells. Although clearly distinct, these two systems interact in complex and important ways.
