… vacuolation of the bacterial membrane, have attracted … -positive bacteria release nano-sized
membrane vesicles into the … aureus observed significant antitumor effects, suggesting the …

… for synergistic effects in principle; 5) the membrane proteins … particulates like bacterial-derived
membrane vesicles and … antigen delivery performance for membrane structure, the relative …

… More efficient drug delivery system and formulation with less adverse effects … -membrane
vesicles (OMVs), a nano-sized proteoliposomes naturally released by Gram-negative bacteria, …

… Together with the abilities of antigen capture and immune modulation, this in situ vaccine
of 1-MT@OMV-Mal led to remarkable therapeutic effects for both primary and distant tumors. …

… membrane vesicles (OMVs) fused to a tumour antigen and produced in the intestine by ingested
genetically engineered bacteria … tumour vaccines and taking advantage of the biological …

… BB-Cl-amidine enhanced bactericidal effects of erythromycin, while vancomycin was
enhanced by GSK199 and Cl-amidine. Anti-bacterial effects of rifampicin were enhanced by …

… -derived lipid bilayers secreted by bacteria and eukaryotic cells. Bacterial membrane vesicles
… Cargo released inside the cell can have a wide variety of effects, such as activation or …

… , 13 As Gram-negative bacterial OMVs are enriched with several … bacterial sepsis, OMVs
can be employed to determine the effects of therapeutics in mitigating Gram-negative bacterium–…

… membrane vesicles can be generated by fusion of cell membrane vesicles with synthetic lipid
vesicles… Bacterial membrane-derived vesicles may offer advantages in stimulating antigen-…

… bacteria produce outer membrane vesicles (OMVs) which are minute spherical structures
emanating from the bacterial outer membrane… advantage conferred by OMVs onto bacteria that …