Exosomes

Exosomes are tiny vesicles released by cells that contain various molecules such as proteins, nucleic acids, and lipids. They play essential roles in cell-to-cell communication, transporting information and signals between cells throughout the body. Exosomes have garnered significant interest in research and medicine for their potential in diagnostics, drug delivery, and therapeutic applications.

Potential Treatments of Exosomes

Nerve Protection (Neuroprotection)

Increase

Formation of blood vessels
Formation of brain cells
Neurological function
Neurovascular plasticity
Neuron cell growth for autism improvement

Nerve Protection (Neuroprotection)

Decrease

Brain cell death (apoptosis)
Risk of stroke
Risk of Alzheimer
Risk of brain blood vessel repturing
Neuron cell damage
Neural degeneration

Heart Protection (Cardioprotection)

Increase

Formation of blood vessels
Heart cell growth
Heart function

Heart Protection (Cardioprotection)

Decrease

Heart scarring
Heart cell death
Heart muscle overuse
Heart inflammation
Heart cell damage due to oxidative stress

WOUND HEALING & SKIN REJUVENATION

Increase

Collagen production
Skin barrier function
Skin cell renewal

WOUND HEALING & SKIN REJUVENATION

Decrease

Skin cell scarring
Skin cell death
Skin inflammation

LIVER PROTECTION (Hepatoprotection)

Increase

Liver function
Liver cell growth
Liver elasticity

LIVER PROTECTION (Hepatoprotection)

Decrease

Liver scarring (fibrosis)
Liver cell death (apoptosis)
Inflammation
Risk of liver cancer due to oxidative stress
Alanine aminotransferase

KIDNEY PROTECTION (Renoprotection)

Increase

Kidney function
Kidney cell growth
Formation of blood vessel

KIDNEY PROTECTION (Renoprotection)

Decrease

Kidney scarring (fibrosis)
Kidney cell death (necrosis)
Damage of kidney cells
Kidney inflammation
Risk of kidney cancer due to oxidative stress
Blood urea nitrogen and creatinine

LUNGS PROTECTION

Decrease

Lung scarring
Lung inflammation
Pulmonary hypertension
Bronchus damage

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