Engineered exosomes in service of tumor immunotherapy: From optimizing tumor‐derived exosomes to delivering CRISPR/Cas9 system
Mingyang Jiang,
Ke Zhang,
Jinfeng Meng
et al.
Abstract:Exosomes can be modified and designed for various therapeutic goals because of their unique physical and chemical characteristics. Researchers have identified tumor‐derived exosomes (TEXs) as significant players in cancer by influencing tumor growth, immune response evasion, angiogeneis, and drug resistance. TEXs promote the production of specific proteins important for cancer progression. Due to their easy accessibility, TEXs are being modified through genetic, drug delivery, membrane, immune system, and chem… Show more
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