Microparticles : Induced Exosomes in Cardiovascular Pathology

E. Cervio,V. Lionetti,G. Milano,A. Ciullo, C. Altomare,T. Torre,S. Demertzis,T. Moccetti,P. Mauri, G. Vassalli,S. Shantikumar,A. Laftha, M. Besnier, C. Rajakaruna,A. Shearn, GD. Angelini,C. Emanueli,N. Alexandru, E. Andrei, E. Dragan, F. Safciuc, AM. Daraban,E. Badila

semanticscholar（2016）

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Abstract

255 Exosomes from human cardiac-resident progenitor cells are more cardioprotective than exosomes from bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells via a pregnancy-associated plasma protein-a-dependent mechanism L. Barile1; E. Cervio1; V. Lionetti2; G. Milano1; A. Ciullo1; C. Altomare1; T. Torre3; S. Demertzis3; T. Moccetti3; P. Mauri4; G. Vassalli3 Foundation "Cardiocentro Ticino", Lugano, Switzerland; Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies, Pisa, Italy; Foundation "Cardiocentro Ticino", Department of Cardiology, Lugano, Switzerland; CNR Institute for Biomedical Technologies, Department of Chemical Science and Materials Technology DSCTM/CNR, Milan, Italy

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