Journal of extracellular vesicles

Small particles from human stem-like cells reduce allergy-related airway inflammation by delivering miR-146a-5p to immune cells

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Abstract

MSC-derived (MSC-sEV) significantly inhibit the function of innate lymphoid cells in patients with allergic rhinitis and in a mouse asthma model.

  • MSC-sEV were characterized by size, morphology, and specific markers, confirming their identity as therapeutic agents.
  • Inhibition of human ILC2 function was observed with MSC-sEV, while fibroblast-derived small extracellular vesicles (Fb-sEV) had no such effect.
  • In a mouse asthma model, systemic administration of MSC-sEV reduced ILC2 levels, inflammatory cell infiltration, mucus production, and T helper 2 cytokine levels.
  • RNA sequencing identified as a key mediator of the effects of MSC-sEV on .
  • MSC-sEV were taken up by ILC2s, and the transfer of miR-146a-5p may contribute to the observed anti-inflammatory effects.

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9.58 × 10± 7.28 × 10sEV
Yield Rate of MSC-
Yield rate measured per 10 cells.
6
Decrease in IL-13 Levels
Measured in PBMCs from allergic rhinitis patients.

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