Plant-derived extracellular vesicles, particularly exosomes, represent a rapidly evolving frontier in biotechnology and functional biology research. These naturally occurring nanocarriers facilitate intercellular communication within plant systems and hold remarkable potential for cross-kingdom delivery of bioactive molecules. Creative Biolabs is proud to be at the forefront of this emerging field, offering comprehensive research support for plant exosome exploration and application.
The study of plant exosomes offers insight into how plants regulate growth, respond to environmental stressors, and protect against pathogens. By deciphering their roles in signaling and molecular transport, Creative Biolabs enables the development of innovative solutions for agriculture, materials science, and skincare research.
Fig.1 Sources, biogenesis, and contents of plant-derived exosome-like nanoparticles (PDENs).1
At Creative Biolabs, we offer a complete suite of services tailored to plant-derived exosome research:
Creative Biolabs ensures each project is supported by seasoned scientists and state-of-the-art infrastructure to deliver reliable and reproducible results.
Our plant exosome research workflow is designed to be efficient and customizable:
Creative Biolabs has developed a specialized platform dedicated to the study of plant exosomes, integrating high-resolution analytical tools, proprietary isolation techniques, and robust data processing pipelines. Our platform accommodates:
Our facility ensures that the following various plant-derived vesicles are handled under the highest standards for purity, functionality, and consistency.
| Types | Source examples | Research examples |
|---|---|---|
| Fruit-derived Exosome | Lemon, Strawberry, Grape, Coconut, etc. | Grape-derived vesicles have shown the ability to support intestinal health by encouraging epithelial regeneration and promoting stem cell activity under stress conditions. |
| Flower-derived Exosome | Aloe vera, rose, tea, tea tree flower, etc. | Exosomes from tea tree flowers have been observed to modulate cell cycle activity and oxidative stress responses in certain cell models. |
| Medicinal Plant-derived Exosome | Ginseng, Asparagus cochinchinensis, mulberry bark, Phellinus linteus, etc. | These exosomes are often enriched with native small molecules from their source plants and may serve as promising carriers for bioactive compounds in functional studies. For example, Rhodiola rosea-derived exosomes carrying HJT-sRNA-m7 have shown bioactivity in fibrosis-related pathways. |
| Vegetable-derived Exosome | Carrots, tomatoes, shiitake mushrooms, onions, etc. | Vesicles from shiitake mushrooms have demonstrated regulatory effects on inflammatory pathways through modulation of specific signaling components. |
| Cereal-derived Exosome | Wheat, oats, buckwheat, corn, etc. | Wheat-derived vesicles have been noted to enhance cell proliferation and migration in epithelial and dermal cell types, supporting their utility in regenerative research. |
Fig.2 Application of plant-derived exosomes in animal disease biotherapy.2
Research has highlighted the multifaceted roles of plant-derived exosomes in:
Creative Biolabs helps clients explore and validate these applications in agriculture, personal care, and fundamental bioscience.
Each project at Creative Biolabs results in:
"Partnering with Creative Biolabs for our plant exosome study was a game-changer. Their expertise in both wet lab and data analysis helped us discover novel bioactive RNAs in ginseng-derived vesicles. The team was responsive, knowledgeable, and truly collaborative throughout our project."
— Dr. EmiXXX, Senior Scientist
Whether you're developing plant-based therapies, studying inter-kingdom communication, or testing new skincare innovations, Creative Biolabs is your trusted partner. Our integrated exosome research solutions are designed to unlock the full potential of plant vesicles. Contact us today to learn more or request a quote.
A: We use a combination of ultracentrifugation, filtration, and SEC, adapted for the unique properties of different plant matrices to maximize yield and purity.
A: Absolutely. Our platform offers deep RNA sequencing, proteomics, and customized analysis pipelines to characterize exosomal cargo thoroughly.
A: Yes. Many of our clients explore the use of plant exosomes in topical applications. We offer assays to evaluate antioxidant capacity, skin penetration, and regenerative potential.
A: Creative Biolabs excels in customized research. Our scientists can develop optimized protocols for novel species and provide recommendations based on preliminary data.
A: Yes. We offer scalable processing for plant exosome isolation and can provide vesicle samples in quantities suitable for feasibility, formulation, or in vitro testing studies.
A: Certainly. We can assist with RNA extraction, small RNA sequencing, lipid analysis, and targeted assays based on your research goals, all optimized for exosomal material.
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