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Lung derived extracellular vesicles have distinct pro-repair effects, depending on the age of their source tissue
Many age-related lung diseases encompass aberrant repair mechanisms. To develop novel treatments for these diseases, it is critical to understand how biology and repair signals are altered in aged lungs. Extracellular vesicles (EVs) carry bioactive signals reflecting their source tissue; therefore,
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