M. J. C. van Herwijnen

This study investigates how electrostatic interactions influence extracellular vesicle adsorption onto lipid membranes and shows that electrostatic forces significantly control this process.

This study examines how maternal allergic sensitization affects the function and molecular content of milk extracellular vesicles, finding that EVs from non-allergic mothers more strongly inhibit T cell activation.

The paper profiles surface proteins of milk and serum extracellular vesicles to identify body fluid-specific markers and infer EV biogenesis routes.

This study shows the EMCV Leader protein promotes EV-mediated virus release by inducing secretory autophagy, revealing a new role for non-structural viral proteins in non-lytic release.

This paper introduces an AFM-based method to measure the mechanical stiffness and size of single extracellular vesicles by analyzing their deformation geometry.