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Exosomes are vesicles that act as intercellular communicators, carrying molecular structures in most, if not all, biological fluids from blood and urine to cell cultures. Their constitution is based on their cell of origin’s surroundings, transporting proteins, lipids, DNA, nucleic acids and multiple species of RNA. Due to their role in transporting molecules in body fluid, exosomes are important in regulating intercellular signaling, coagulation and waste management.

The storage that exosomes can hold in molecules, nutrients, and treatments offers an optimistic prospective for cell therapy as the vesicles are malleable in being applied to alleviate symptoms, fight illness and regenerate the immune system. Exosomes tolerate medicine and therapeutics, allowing them to be utilized as vessels to transport treatment and nutrients throughout the immune system to provide positive therapy to patients.

Exosomes are resourceful in delivering cancer-fighting molecules to target and block potential tumors as they form without invoking the immune system, and induce a number of growth factors to aid in repairing bone fractures. Fibrocytes circulated throughout the body can secrete exosomes carrying anti-inflammatory microNRAs, a microRNA regulating collagen deposition and proteins in an effort to close up wounds.

Exosomes are cost-efficient in their production, and can be used as therapeutic messengers and biomarkers to identify, diagnose and predict a disease’s response to therapy. Patient-derived exosomes can help to protect the body’s immune response from symptoms of cancer, and mediate adaptive immune responses to pathogens and tumors by reacting to illness at a wider capacity. They are also the perfect tool for internal restoration since they can carry small interfering RNA essential for treating a number of diseases.