Exosomes—tiny particles once thought to be cellular waste—have recently gained attention for their role in intercellular communication.
Over the past two decades, research has accelerated, with growing hopes for their use in understanding and treating various diseases.
In this edition of Invent Innovation, we feature Dr. Ayuko Hoshino from the University of Tokyo. She investigates how exosomes relate to conditions like cancer, autism spectrum disorder, and pregnancy complications, and shares her future plans, including starting a company.