small vesicles, big vehicles: exosomes.

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2016
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Abstract
Exosomes are small membranous vesicles released by different cell types. Since their discovery, they have evolved from being considered simple vehicles for the liberation of cellular wastes, to become one of the most promising fields in the area of biomedical research, and more specifically in oncology, since the different malignant tumors release exosomes to all biological fluids, being involved in various functions of the neoplastic process. At present, it is possible to study these vesicles by minimally invasive techniques in patients, which approach us to obtain a more detailed diagnosis and prognosis, as well as to the discovery of new antitumoral therapies
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Authors ;Saiz-Lopez P;Alcaraz R;García-Toro E
Journal animal models and experimental medicine
Year 2016
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https://biomed.uninet.edu/2016/n3/saiz-en.html
Keywords
Cancer Biomarker liquid biopsymedicinemedicine (general)

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