Exosomes Explained: Nature’s Intercellular Messengers
Exosomes are naturally occurring, extracellular vesicles that have evolved as an intercellular messenger system. Exosomes can be found in all tissues and biological fluids and can transport, protect, and deliver biologically active molecules that alter the function of recipient cells.


Therapeutic potential
Exosomes may serve as a valuable therapeutic modality because of their ability to selectively transfer a wide variety of therapeutic payloads to cells, opening the door to broad potential utility in treating diseases that have evaded other approaches.


