Exosomes and Their Potential Use in Veterinary Medicine
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17101715Anahtar Kelimeler:
Exosome, Molecular Biology, Intercellular CommunicationÖzet
Currently, although exosomes are still predominantly investigated at the experimental level, rapid advancements in biotechnology, bioinformatics, and molecular biology are expected to facilitate their broader and more effective application in veterinary medicine in the near future. Applications of exosomes in veterinary practice are shaped according to species-specific pathologies; exosomes derived from various tissues offer targeted solutions in diagnostics, therapeutics, and regenerative medicine, thus laying the groundwork for personalized and optimized clinical approaches. However, physiological and immunological differences among species necessitate species-specific designs for exosome-based applications in veterinary medicine. Furthermore, for the widespread clinical adoption of these applications, establishing regulatory frameworks, completing long-term safety and efficacy studies, and standardizing application protocols are of critical importance. In conclusion, despite current limitations, exosomes hold considerable potential as therapeutic and diagnostic tools in veterinary medicine, and with support from interdisciplinary collaborations and advanced research, their integration into clinical practice is inevitable in the coming years.
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