In summary, the successful modulation of cholesterol content in exosome membranes to promote membrane fusion-mediated cargo transfer offers exciting opportunities for the development of safer and ...

In summary, the successful modulation of cholesterol content in exosome membranes to promote membrane fusion-mediated cargo transfer offers exciting opportunities for the development of safer and ...

Caption (a) Fe3+ ion triggers membrane fusion in exosomes tailored with catechol (CEx). The formation of a metal-catechol complex brings the exosomes into close proximity and enables fusion.

Exosomes are a small, specific type of extracellular vesicle (EV), a kind of membrane-enclosed package that can move between cells. What separates them from other EVs is that they can carry a ...

An exosome can be broadly defined as a 40–100 nm diameter membrane vesicle of endocytic origin released by most cells upon fusion of the multivesicular bodies with the plasma membrane ...

Scientists explore the creation of artificial organelles. Artificial organelles generated from Exosome fusion can function as energy reserves in the damaged tissues.

The HA-exosome interaction is expected to be similar to HA-endosome interaction during membrane fusion. During the interaction, conformational change of HA was found again before its docked on an ...

Exosomes are vesicles that are released from the cell after the fusion of vesicle-containing bodies with the cellular membrane. They can contain signaling molecules but also potentially toxic ...