An Emerging Generation of Nanoparticles: Introducing Exomeres and Supermeres

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The extracellular landscape is more complex than we thought. Two recently identified nanoparticles, exomeres and supermeres, are entering the limelight in the extracellular particle field. In this video, Millie Johnston discusses how these tiny particles differ from extracellular vesicles (EVs), their potential roles in intercellular communication and some of the challenges that come with studying them.

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Whether you're focused solely on isolating EVs, or intrigued by the newcomers to the field, this video has useful information and tips for your research.  

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Further resources:

• Read more: The Non-Vesicular Wave: Exomeres, Supermeres and Beyond‍
• Dive into nanoparticle separation and the qEV Isolation platform
• Learn more about qEV isolation with the 20 nm column series