Explore the cutting-edge realm of immunotherapy as we delve into the promising role of natural killer cell-derived extracellular vesicles in combating chronic diseases—a breakthrough that could redefine medical treatments.
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Immunoregulatory functions and therapeutic potential of natural killer cell-derived extracellular vesicles in chronic diseases.
He et al., Front Immunol 2023
DOI: 10.3389/fimmu.2023.1328094
Extracellular Vesicles: The Future of Fighting Disease, Believe Me!
Let me tell you, folks, extracellular vesicles (EVs), they’re doing tremendous things in the world of chronic diseases – cancer, immune disorders, you name it. And the ones from NK cells? They’re something special. These little guys are packed with the good stuff – toxic proteins, nucleic acids – and they’re out there battling diseases like real champions.
But, and it’s a big but, these natural NK-derived EVs, they’ve got their issues – not enough of them and they’re not great at homing in on the target. It’s not perfect, okay? Now, let’s talk about these memory-like NK cells. They’re like NK cells but on steroids – more power, more killing, more IFN-γ. They’re the ones you want in your corner when you’re fighting a tough disease.
And the latest? We’re engineering these EVs to be better, stronger, safer. It’s the art of the deal in disease treatment. We’re going to discuss all about these NK-derived EVs, the cutting-edge therapies they’re involved in. We’ll look at where they come from, what makes them tick, and how these engineered versions are the future. Memory-like NK cell-derived EVs and engineered NKEVs – they’re going to change the game, I’m telling you.
So, let’s dive into this review, where we compare, contrast, and get down to the nitty-gritty of these cellular powerhouses. We’re talking about the current status and the huge prospects. It’s going to be great, you’ll see.
