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Development of a multi-stage purification process for serum-derived exosomes and evaluation of their regenerative capacity
Exosomes are secreted membrane vesicles (30-100 nm) found in tissue culture media and various body fluids that have potential as therapeutics and disease biomarkers. Current literature has reported regenerative benefits for blood-derived exosomes but the majority of these studies purified exosomes u...
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Department of Surgery
2020
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