… proteins, RNA, lipids, and cellular metabolites, exosomes can act … , exosomal nucleic acids
have a good clinical application … toward high activity, low toxicity, and more refined targeting. …

… , and small nucleolar RNAs, on tumor growth, metastasis, angiogenesis, and … the
current clinical implications concerning exosomal noncoding RNAs in cancer treatment. …

… isolation and purity, which would greatly benefit the research on the clinical applications
of exosomes as disease biomarkers. Despite the insights highlighted in this review, a more …

… as to their potential therapeutic application as liquid biopsy … Exosomal RNA content is a
subset of cellular RNA and, in … , at least in part, to directing ncRNA sorting towards EVs, given the …

… of exosome and promote the potentially diagnostic and therapeutic application of exosomes
in … aid in the acquisition and spread of drug resistance property and limit drug activity toward …

… Exosomal miRNAs hold great promise for clinical application in early diagnosis and treatment
… pri-RNAs into pre-miRNAs form, which is transferred toward cytoplasm employing exportin-…

… of exosomes in clinical applications, a commercial chain of … Diverse forms of exosomal RNAs
also promisingly take part … showed a substantial trend toward an inflammatory environment …

… toward the development of cancer diagnosis and therapy, … revealed that exosomal Hox
antisense intergenic RNA, as one … some challenges in the clinical application of exosomes, some …

… of cancer progression towards defining cancer type and … , even with a very small amount of
exosomal RNA [23]. One study … the clinical use of exosomes in diagnostics and therapeutics is …

… have natural tropism towards cardiomyocytes (both in vivo … downfalls that limit their use in
clinical applications, such as … Although exosomes contain proportionally fewer small RNAs …