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An Experimental Anti-Scarring Drug Unexpectedly Turns Down Cells’ Release of Molecular Messages
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An Experimental Anti-Scarring Drug Unexpectedly Turns Down Cells’ Release of Molecular Messages
University of Surrey researchers found that SD-208 redirects compartments holding extracellular vesicles to the cell’s recycling system, cutting vesicle release in lab-grown cells. Cells talk to one another constantly. One of the ways they do it is by releasing extracellular vesicles, microscopic packages that carry proteins and other biological signals to neighboring and distant cells. “Cells are constantly talking to each other, and that commu…
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