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Electric fields trigger ceramide-dependent budding of exosome vesicles into multivesicular endosomes and boost the generation of exosomes

2025-06-27

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Exosomes hold immense therapeutic and diagnostic potential, yet their clinical translation remains constrained by low yields. Physiological electric fields (EFs), naturally occurring during wound healing and embryo development, have unexplored roles in exosome biogenesis. Here, we demonstrate that physiological-strength EFs (Direct Current, 50-200 mV/mm) dramatically enhance cellular exosome secretion, achieving a...

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7adad678-230d-5f3b-a938-173b8c8d44ea
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10.1101/2025.06.25.661423
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