Extracellular vesicles (EVs), including exosomes, are key factors of intercellular
communication, performing both local and distant transfers of bioactive molecules. The
increasingly obvious role of EVs in carcinogenesis, similarity of molecular signatures with
parental cells, precise selection and high stability of cargo molecules make exosomes a
promising source of liquid biopsy markers for cancer diagnosis. The uterine cavity fluid,
unlike blood, urine and other body fluids commonly used to study EVs, is of local origin and …