Trends in biotechnology,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
38(10), P. 1066 - 1098
Published: June 18, 2020
Extracellular
vesicles
(EVs)
are
phospholipid
bilayer
membrane-enclosed
structures
containing
RNAs,
proteins,
lipids,
metabolites,
and
other
molecules,
secreted
by
various
cells
into
physiological
fluids.
EV-mediated
transfer
of
biomolecules
is
a
critical
component
variety
pathological
processes.
Potential
applications
EVs
in
novel
diagnostic
therapeutic
strategies
have
brought
increasing
attention.
However,
EV
research
remains
highly
challenging
due
to
the
inherently
complex
biogenesis
their
vast
heterogeneity
size,
composition,
origin.
There
need
for
establishment
standardized
methods
that
address
sources
pre-analytical
analytical
variability
studies.
Here,
we
review
technologies
developed
isolation
characterization
discuss
paths
toward
standardization
research.
Molecular Therapy,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
29(1), P. 13 - 31
Published: Dec. 3, 2020
Plant
exosome-like
nanovesicles,
being
innately
replete
with
bioactive
lipids,
proteins,
RNA,
and
other
pharmacologically
active
molecules,
offer
unique
morphological
compositional
characteristics
as
natural
nanocarriers.
Furthermore,
their
compelling
physicochemical
traits
underpin
modulative
role
in
physiological
processes,
all
of
which
have
fostered
the
concept
that
these
nanovesicles
may
be
highly
proficient
development
next-generation
biotherapeutic
drug
delivery
nanoplatforms
to
meet
ever-stringent
demands
current
clinical
challenges.
This
review
systemically
deals
various
facets
plant
ranging
from
origin
isolation
identification
composition,
biological
functions,
cargo-loading
mechanisms.
Efforts
are
made
encompass
roles
by
elucidating
immunological
modulating,
anti-tumor,
regenerative,
anti-inflammatory
roles.
We
also
shed
light
on
re-engineering
into
robust,
innocuous,
non-immunogenic
nanovectors
for
through
multiple
stringent
hindrances
targeted
organs
such
intestine
brain.
Finally,
recent
advances
centered
around
along
new
insights
transdermal,
transmembrane
targeting
mechanisms
vesicles
elucidated.
expect
continuing
nanovesicle-based
therapeutic
will
promote
applications.
Trends in biotechnology,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
38(10), P. 1066 - 1098
Published: June 18, 2020
Extracellular
vesicles
(EVs)
are
phospholipid
bilayer
membrane-enclosed
structures
containing
RNAs,
proteins,
lipids,
metabolites,
and
other
molecules,
secreted
by
various
cells
into
physiological
fluids.
EV-mediated
transfer
of
biomolecules
is
a
critical
component
variety
pathological
processes.
Potential
applications
EVs
in
novel
diagnostic
therapeutic
strategies
have
brought
increasing
attention.
However,
EV
research
remains
highly
challenging
due
to
the
inherently
complex
biogenesis
their
vast
heterogeneity
size,
composition,
origin.
There
need
for
establishment
standardized
methods
that
address
sources
pre-analytical
analytical
variability
studies.
Here,
we
review
technologies
developed
isolation
characterization
discuss
paths
toward
standardization
research.