Marley J. Dewey

This study compares EV yields and bioactivity between liquid-EVs and MBVs from MSCs, finding MBVs have significantly higher yields and are more effective in wound repair.

This study compares mesenchymal stem cell-derived matrix-bound nanovesicles (MBVs) with conditioned culture medium extracellular vesicles (liquid-EVs), identifying size, protein content, zeta potential, and tetraspanin profiles differences, and proposing specific markers for MBV identification.

This study shows that alginate hydrogel stiffness and stress relaxation rates control the release of matrix-bound nanovesicles (MBVs) over time, offering a method to improve their therapeutic delivery.

This paper introduces CAD-LB, a microfluidic technique for rapid EV biomarker assessment, validated on nanoparticles, purified EVs, and clinical plasma samples.