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An intricate microscopic image of a cell with bright green fibrous structures surrounding a central blue nucleus. Scattered red dots are visible throughout the cell, illustrating a detailed and vibrant internal structure against a dark background.
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selective focus photography of white clustered flowers on left human hand

Exosiris Technologies

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Nanomedicine innovations

Revolutionizing therapeutic delivery for personalized medicine.

What are Exo-LNPs?

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Extracellular vesicles and synthetic lipid nanoparticles are hybridized and functionalized to create a hybrid nanoparticle for specific and safe therapeutic in vivo delivery.

Exosomes are naturally occurring extracellular vesicles, that serve as biocompatible and cell-specific delivery vehicles, capable of carrying genetic material and proteins while evading immune detection.

Exosome–LNP hybrids enable in vivo delivery of active immunotherapies

A controlled loading methodology of fusion between EVs and mRNA-loaded liposomes enables a single-particle quality level.

Liponanopartcles (LNP) are widely used as drug delivery vesicles, but present several drawbacks like low biocompatibility and unfavorable immune response.

CAR-T engineering

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What are CAR-T cells?

CAR-T cells are a type of immune cell that has been genetically engineered to recognize and kill cancer cells using a synthetic receptor called a chimeric antigen receptor (CAR).

CAR-T cells technology present major drawbacks

Although a major success in leukemia, current CAR-T therapy has shown frequent relapses and no second infusion is allowed. Besides, it presents a very high cost of manufacturing and efficacy in solid tumor has not been demonstrated.

CAR-T cells therapy require major Unlock-keys: safer, faster scalable and next generation technology platforms

Regenerative Solutions

Future Directions