Examples of using Exosomes in English and their translations into Chinese
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Recent studies have shown that microRNAs are delivered from cells to cells via exosomes to serve as intercellular communication tools.
Dr. Olefsky is interested in studying these exosomes to determine if they also move into other tissues and cause metabolic actions.
However, existing methods for isolating exosomes require high-speed centrifugation, which takes nearly 24 hours to perform, using a large machine that is not portable.
These findings suggest that targeting these exosomes or their associated miRNAs might pave the way for the development of novel treatments for EOC.
The technique takes advantage of exosomes, fluid-filled sacs that cells release as a way to communicate with other cells.
They developed a method to isolate exosomes- tiny envelopes that carry proteins or genetic material- from the blood to compare their contents.
To answer that question, Baekkeskov and her colleagues analyzed the exosomes from both human and rat beta cells.
Messenger, had previously found that Munc13-4 co-promotes the development of multivesicular bodies, which release exosomes when fused with the plasma membrane.
If we understand them better, we may be able to discover differences between exosomes of healthy cells and exosomes of tumour cells.
In addition to DNA and whole cells, recent studies suggest that exosomes shed by tumor cells may also serve as surrogate cancer biomarkers.
Exosomes(EXs) have been increasingly recognized as natural nanoscale vehicles for microRNA(miRNA)-based cell-cell communication and an ideal source of miRNA biomarkers in bodily fluids.
Are those exosomes functional?” he asks, wondering if the change in RNA could make the exosomes more“aggressive” or likely to transform the tumors.
Professor Tony Ng at King's College London is interested in a different marker released by cancer cells- microscopic, liquid-filled bubbles called exosomes.
Further study is needed to gain a better understanding about whether exosomes entering cells via macropinocytosis have other features that could enhance their anti-tumor capabilities.”.
The results of the study were published online June 7, 2017 in the journal Nature, entitled"Exosomes facilitating therapeutic targeting of oncogenic KRAS in pancreatic cancer".
The study, by scientists at Second Military Medical University in Shanghai, showed how exosomes secreted from umbilical mesenchymal stem cells(uMSC) efficiently suppressed HCV infection.
Cancer exosomes perform cell-independent microRNA biogenesis and promote tumorigenesis.
Spherical exosomes may deliver what an injured kidney needs.
Exosomes derived from HIV-1 infected cells contain trans-activation response element RNA.
That's when we looked at exosomes and found the missing PD-L1.”.