… To improve the delivery of therapeutic messages to cardiac cells, exosomes must be
engineered to modify their cargo and membranes [Citation146]. Therapeutic exosomes could be …

… The molecules encapsulated into ILVs are not a random but a selective regulated process,
leading to the profile of cargo molecules inside the exosomes, albeit reflecting the nature and …

… and functions) of exosome, summarize currently available methodologies for exosomal cargo
loading, review the progress in exosome engineering techniques for targeted delivery, and …

… engineering of exosomes for targeted drug delivery. In this review, we will introduce the
characteristics of exosomes … Membrane-bound antigen cargo can also be displayed by the C1C2 …

… In addition, we provide an overview of the advances in the use of engineered exosomes for
… of chemically engineered versus bioengineered exosome-mediated target therapies. These …

… of exosomes. Recent advances accentuate the potential of targeted delivery of engineered
exosomes … and PK of exosomes, as well as exosomal surface engineering technologies for …

… ® platform for engineering exosome-based therapeutics production for … of engineering
exosomes, they focus on both cargo … Their focus is mainly on therapeutic RNA as the cargo. The …

… decorated with specific targeted molecules, including peptides, can achieve more precise
therapeutic cargo delivery. The miR-HER2 (human epidermal growth factor receptor 2)-loaded …

… engineering exosomes and evaluating their drug delivery effects, and current techniques for
assessing exosome … , pharmacokinetics, and therapeutic outcomes are critically examined. …

… exosomes for therapeutic RNA delivery, discuss the potential for engineering exosomes
to … process, which we discuss below when considering specific types of exosomal cargo. …