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EXOSOMES

WHAT ARE EXOSOMES?

  • SMALL EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES (EVS) SECRETED BY CELLS FOR INTERCELLULAR COMMUNICATION.

  • THEY ARE RICH IN THERAPEUTIC CARGOS SUCH AS MIRNA, LONG NON-CODING RNA, SMALL INTERFERING RNA, PROTEINS AND LIPIDS.

  • THEY ARE DERIVED FROM ENDOSOMES, SUBTYPES OF LIPID BOUND EVS, SECRETED INTO THE EXTRACELLULAR ENVIRONMENT.

  • THEY DO NOT POSSESS NUCLEUS STRUCTURE, HENCE CANNOT REPLICATE.

Vanfo Hino Clinic Exosomes

KEY FEATURES

TISSUE REPAIR AND REGENERATION

By transporting growth factors, cytokines, and other signaling molecules, exosomes contribute to tissue regeneration and wound healing.

CELL SIGNALING

By transferring bioactive molecules, exosomes facilitate signaling pathways, allowing cells to communicate with each other. This communication is crucial for coordinating cellular activities, regulating growth, and maintaining tissue integrity.

IMMUNE REGULATION

Exosomes can modulate immune responses by promoting tolerance or enhancing immune reactions, depending on their cargo and target cells.

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