A guide to functional studies of plant EVs
Distinguish uptake, functional effects and causal mechanisms, with attention to controls, dose rationale, orthogonal evidence and in vivo assessment.
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Based in Haicang Biomedical Industrial Park, Xiamen, Lifeint has jointly established a biomedical technology centre with the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Xiamen University. Our cell and EV engineering service platform supports universities, research institutes and biomedical companies from research planning and sample preparation to result delivery.
Lifeint has built EV process-development and material-production laboratories to GMP standards and contributed to an expert consensus on EV research, translation and clinical applications. Areas of development include cosmetic materials, drug delivery and diagnostic research.
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