Characterization of chemically modified RNAs in the Exosomes
The study aims to investigate the characterization of chemically modified RNAs within exosomes and their implications for cellular communication and therapeutic applications. By employing advanced techniques such as high-throughput sequencing, the goal of this study was to identify specific RNA modifications and understand their biological function. Additionally, the study explores how blocking certain molecular interactions can enhance the targeting of modified RNAs within exosomes, highlighting their potential for developing novel RNA-based drugs and vaccines. This research is crucial for advancing our understanding of exosome-mediated communication and for the innovation of effective therapeutic strategies leveraging exosome delivery systems.