Exosomes are tiny, powerful messengers that are revolutionizing the way we think about communication between cells. These nanosized vesicles carry crucial signals—proteins, lipids, and RNA—between cells, playing a pivotal role in everything from immune responses to tissue repair. What makes exosomes truly exciting is their potential in medicine: they can be harnessed for targeted drug delivery, diagnostics, and even treatments for cancer and neurodegenerative diseases. In the world of biotechnology, exosomes are the next big thing, unlocking a future where therapies are more precise, personalized, and effective!
Exosome: Functions, Biogenesis and Applications
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