Creative Biolabs offers a comprehensive service for SC-Exo (Stem cell exosomes) advantage and application research, opening up greater application prospects.
Fig. 1 Molecular mechanisms of stem cell-derived EVs.1
SC-Exo, as a vehicle for information exchange between SCs (stem cells) and other tissue cells, is poised to become one of the new frontiers in biomedical research. Different from SCs, SC-Exo does not respond to a damaged microenvironment but can regulate apoptosis, growth, proliferation, and differentiation pathways by altering the extracellular matrix and changing the transcriptome and proteome of the recipient cells.
Maintaining Cell Stemness Advantage and Application of SC-Exo
SCs can self-renewal and direct differentiation, and maintaining their stemness is essential for their functional activity. SC-Exo are the primary mediators of SCs paracrine action and contain SCs bioactive substances that can replace SCs and maintain cell stemness. Notably, the application of SC-Exo also avoids the risks of tumorigenicity, pro-inflammation, and host rejection in SC transplantation.
Inducing Regeneration Advantage and Application of SC-Exo
SC-Exo can wrap nutrients and a large number of cell-regulated signals to penetrate deep into cells and strengthen the barrier, with excellent anti-inflammatory and regenerative effects. For a variety of inflammatory skin conditions, including psoriasis and atopic dermatitis, SC-Exo may prove to be a safe and effective treatment. In addition, SC-Exo has shown encouraging therapeutic effects in several different types of tissue-damaging diseases, including kidney injury, heart injury, brain injury, and liver and lung injury.
Inhibiting Cell Apoptosis Advantage and Application of SC-Exo
The ability of SC-Exo to inhibit apoptosis is not significantly different from that of their parent cells. One of the mechanisms has been identified to inhibit apoptosis through upregulation of anti-apoptotic genes such as Bcl-XL and downregulation of pro-apoptotic genes such as Casp1, as well as activation of extracellular signal-regulated kinases to enhance cell proliferation.
Regulating Immune Responses Advantages and Applications of SC-Exo
Several immune cell types, such as dendritic cells, T cells, B cells, and macrophages, are immunomodulated by SC-Exo. For example, SC-Exo reduces the expression of macrophage chemotactic protein CX3CL1 and tumor necrosis factor, and also inhibits the activation and infiltration of CD4+ T and CD8+ T cells, thereby decreasing the local inflammatory response and reducing pathological damage in multiple organs.
Promoting Angiogenesis Advantage and Application of SC-Exo
To boost angiogenic potential, SC-Exo upregulates angiogenesis-related genes like VEGF and HIF-1α. Secondly, miR-30b and miR-210 could be delivered to promote angiogenesis. In addition to the microRNA-mediated effects carried, the transfer of exosomes carrying Wnt4 to human-derived venous endothelial cells can activate β-Catenin protein function, thus promoting angiogenesis. Umbilical cord-derived SC-Exo has also been found to have coagulation-inducing properties in vitro.
Creative Biolabs not only analyzes the physical and biochemical properties of SC-Exo such as particle concentration, particle size distribution, drug loading, proteins, and nucleic acids but also provides quality control of the production process to improve drug loading efficiency. Our SC-Exo services are available throughout the entire process of mass manufacturing, isolation and purification, and profiling, greatly accelerating the research process for clients. Please contact us with your interest.
A: SC-Exosomes can be isolated using techniques such as ultracentrifugation, filtration, or affinity-based methods. These processes separate exosomes from other cell components and ensure a high purity of the isolated exosomes.
A: The main advantages include their regenerative potential, immunomodulatory effects, low immunogenicity, and versatility in targeting various diseases and conditions.
A: Yes, SC-Exosomes can be engineered by modifying their surface properties or loading them with therapeutic agents to enhance their targeting ability and efficacy.
A: SC-Exosomes are being explored for use in regenerative medicine, cancer therapy, neurological disorders, and cardiovascular diseases, among other applications.
A: Although SC-Exosomes are generally thought to be safe and have low immunogenicity, more research is required to completely comprehend their possible hazards and long-term impacts.
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