Brain,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 28, 2023
Abstract
Extracellular
vesicles
(EVs)
are
extremely
versatile
naturally
occurring
membrane
particles
that
convey
complex
signals
between
cells.
EVs
of
different
cellular
sources
capable
inducing
striking
therapeutic
responses
in
neurological
disease
models.
Differently
from
pharmacological
compounds
act
by
modulating
defined
signalling
pathways,
EV-based
therapeutics
possess
multiple
abilities
via
a
variety
effectors,
thus
allowing
the
modulation
processes
may
have
very
potent
effects
on
brain
tissue
recovery.
When
applied
vivo
experimental
models
diseases,
revealed
remarkable
immune
responses,
cell
metabolism
and
neuronal
plasticity.
This
multimodal
neuroimmune
networks
profoundly
influences
highly
synergistic
context-dependent
way.
Ultimately,
EV-mediated
restoration
functions
helps
to
set
stage
for
With
this
review
we
first
outline
current
understanding
mechanisms
action
EVs,
describing
how
released
various
identify
their
targets
recipient
Then,
applicable
key
conditions
such
as
stroke,
sclerosis
neurodegenerative
diseases
presented.
Pathways
deserve
attention
specific
contexts
discussed.
We
subsequently
showcase
considerations
about
EV
biodistribution
delineate
genetic
engineering
strategies
aiming
at
enhancing
uptake
signalling.
By
sketching
broad
view
EV-orchestrated
plasticity
recovery,
finally
define
possible
future
clinical
applications
propose
necessary
information
be
provided
ahead
trials.
Our
goal
is
provide
steppingstone
can
used
critically
discuss
next
generation
diseases.
Molecular Therapy — Nucleic Acids,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
34, P. 102040 - 102040
Published: Sept. 26, 2023
Therapeutic
genome
editing
has
the
potential
to
cure
diseases
by
directly
correcting
genetic
mutations
in
tissues
and
cells.
Recent
progress
CRISPR-Cas9
systems
led
breakthroughs
gene
tools
because
of
its
high
orthogonality,
versatility,
efficiency.
However,
safe
effective
administration
target
organs
patients
is
a
major
hurdle.
Extracellular
vesicles
(EVs)
are
endogenous
membranous
particles
secreted
spontaneously
all
They
key
actors
cell-to-cell
communication,
allowing
exchange
select
molecules
such
as
proteins,
lipids,
RNAs
induce
functional
changes
recipient
Recently,
EVs
have
displayed
their
for
trafficking
system
during
or
after
formation.
In
this
review,
we
highlight
recent
developments
EV
loading,
surface
functionalization,
strategies
increasing
efficiency
delivering
tissues,
organs,
cells
eventual
use
therapies.
Brain,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 28, 2023
Abstract
Extracellular
vesicles
(EVs)
are
extremely
versatile
naturally
occurring
membrane
particles
that
convey
complex
signals
between
cells.
EVs
of
different
cellular
sources
capable
inducing
striking
therapeutic
responses
in
neurological
disease
models.
Differently
from
pharmacological
compounds
act
by
modulating
defined
signalling
pathways,
EV-based
therapeutics
possess
multiple
abilities
via
a
variety
effectors,
thus
allowing
the
modulation
processes
may
have
very
potent
effects
on
brain
tissue
recovery.
When
applied
vivo
experimental
models
diseases,
revealed
remarkable
immune
responses,
cell
metabolism
and
neuronal
plasticity.
This
multimodal
neuroimmune
networks
profoundly
influences
highly
synergistic
context-dependent
way.
Ultimately,
EV-mediated
restoration
functions
helps
to
set
stage
for
With
this
review
we
first
outline
current
understanding
mechanisms
action
EVs,
describing
how
released
various
identify
their
targets
recipient
Then,
applicable
key
conditions
such
as
stroke,
sclerosis
neurodegenerative
diseases
presented.
Pathways
deserve
attention
specific
contexts
discussed.
We
subsequently
showcase
considerations
about
EV
biodistribution
delineate
genetic
engineering
strategies
aiming
at
enhancing
uptake
signalling.
By
sketching
broad
view
EV-orchestrated
plasticity
recovery,
finally
define
possible
future
clinical
applications
propose
necessary
information
be
provided
ahead
trials.
Our
goal
is
provide
steppingstone
can
used
critically
discuss
next
generation
diseases.