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Optimising exosome isolation techniques for advanced therapeutic applications: What’s working in 2025?

Publicado en Exosomas.

In recent years, exosomes have shown enormous potential in therapeutic applications, such as targeted drug delivery and tissue regeneration. However, one of the biggest challenges for their large-scale...

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The importance of analysing immune kinetics after SARS-CoV-2 vaccination

Publicado en Immunología.

In the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic, understanding the immune response after vaccination is crucial for optimizing preventive strategies and improving public health. A recent study, published...

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Exosomes: The Key to Revolutionising the Treatment of Chronic Inflammation

Publicado en Exosomas.

Chronic inflammation is a biological process that plays a central role in a variety of diseases, from autoimmune disorders to cardiovascular pathologies. However, understanding its mechanisms remains...

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Antibodies: the invisible guardians and their impact on medicine

Publicado en Immunología.

Antibodies, also known as immunoglobulins, are a group of structurally related glycoproteins that play a crucial role in the immune system. Produced primarily by B-lymphocytes, antibodies have the ability...

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Cell Activation and Antibody Production in the Humoral Immune Response

Publicado en Immunología.

The humoral immune response, led by B cells and antibody production, is vital for defending the body against pathogens. Cell Activation and Antibody Production in the Humoral Immune Response begins...

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The Role of Antibodies in Cancer Defense: Protection or Limitation?

Publicado en Immunología.

The Role of Antibodies in Cancer Defense: Protection or Imitation? The immune system’s role in cancer defense is both promising and complex. While tumors express antigens that the immune system can...

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Understanding Cell-Mediated Immunity in the Adaptive Immune System

Publicado en Immunología.

Cell-mediated immunity represents an adaptive immune response that microbes inside host cells trigger. T lymphocytes mediate it, and unlike humoral immunity, only T cells, not antibodies, can transfer...

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T Cell Responses: The Role of Antigen Recognition and Costimulation in Immunity

Publicado en Immunología.

T cell responses are a cornerstone of the immune system’s ability to defend against pathogens. These responses are initiated when T cell receptors (TCRs) recognize peptide-MHC complexes on the...

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The Critical Role of Freeze-Dried Exosome Reference Material in Research and Diagnostics

Publicado en Exosomas, Immunología.

Exosomes have emerged as a promising field in biomedical research due to their ability to act as vehicles for intercellular communication. These tiny extracellular vesicles, which transport proteins,...

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The importance of AI diagnostics and its impact on patients

Publicado en Immunología.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed multiple areas of our society, and medicine has been no exception. One of the most prominent advances is the use of AI in medical diagnostics, a field that...

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Optimising exosome isolation techniques for advanced therapeutic applications: What’s working in 2025?

The importance of analysing immune kinetics after SARS-CoV-2 vaccination

Exosomes: The Key to Revolutionising the Treatment of Chronic Inflammation

Antibodies: the invisible guardians and their impact on medicine

Cell Activation and Antibody Production in the Humoral Immune Response

The Role of Antibodies in Cancer Defense: Protection or Limitation?

Understanding Cell-Mediated Immunity in the Adaptive Immune System

T Cell Responses: The Role of Antigen Recognition and Costimulation in Immunity

The Critical Role of Freeze-Dried Exosome Reference Material in Research and Diagnostics

The importance of AI diagnostics and its impact on patients

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