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cancer

(cardio)vascular

hypoxia

reproduction/pregnancy

tissue repair and remodelling

body fluids / biomarkers

therapeutics

pathogen-derived EV

immune system

nervous system

isolation

characterization

RNA

biogenesis

Late breaking

Clinical

ISEV 2014: Basic science topics

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ISEV 2013

cancer

(cardio)vascular

hypoxia

reproduction/pregnancy

tissue repair and remodelling

body fluids / biomarkers

therapeutics

pathogen-derived EV

immune system

nervous system

isolation

characterization

RNA

biogenesis

Late breaking

ISEV 2014: Basic science topics

Clinical

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Flow cytometry

Single vesicle analysis

novel characterizationmethods

standardization inmeasurement

EV isolation and characterization

cancer

(cardio)vascular

hypoxia

reproduction/pregnancy

tissue repair and remodelling

body fluids / biomarkers

therapeutics

pathogen-derived EV

immune system

nervous system

isolation

characterization

RNA

biogenesis

Late breaking

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EV isolation

Buzz words 2014:

• Size exclusion chromatography

• Comparative analysis

- Purpose: Separate EV from contaminants

- Fluids:- Prostate fluid

- Blood plasma

- Milk

- Cell culture supernatant

- Big advantage: low labor intensity

- Future:- Different packing material to remove different contaminants?

- Loss of EV? How to assess this?

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Buzz words 2014:

• Size exclusion chromatography

• Comparative analysis

Sucrose / iodixanol

Gradient separationUltracentrifugation

? hrs

Matrix-based isolation

SE chromatography

Differences in:

- Particle yield

- Enrichment of certain EV

populations

- Contamination with non-EV

- EV functionality

Future:

- Adjust method of choice to research

question?

- Serial usage for optimal purification

and subpopulation isolation?

EV isolation

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Standardization

Topics 2014:

-Inter- and intra-individual variability

-Pre-analytical variables:

- Freeze/thaw (blood, milk)

- Shear stress in needles (blood)

- Handling time and temperature before/during EV

isolation (blood, milk)

- Timely removal of interfering protein complexes

(e.g. THP in urine and casein/whey in milk)

-Quality Control (e.g. protein/lipid ratios)

- Standardization of measurements

(?)

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EV characterization

Buzz words 2014:

• At the single vesicle level

• Comparative analysis

- (fluorescent mode) NTA

- t-Resistive Pulse Sensing (qNano)

- Flow Cytometry

- (cryo) EM

- Asymmetric flow-field-flow fractionation

- Small Angle X-ray Scatter

- Dynamic Light Scattering

- Atomic Force Microscopy

- On-chip size/conc measurement

- ….

Compare:

EV characteristics (e.g. size)

EV concentration

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EV characterization

Buzz words 2014:

• At the single vesicle level

• Comparative analysis

- (fluorescent mode) NTA

- t-Resistive Pulse Sensing (qNano)

- Flow Cytometry- (cryo) EM

- Asymmetric flow-field-flow fractionation

- Small Angle X-ray Scatter

- DLS

- New high-end cytometers & labeling strategies to use

conventional cytometers

- Comparison of different flow cytometers

- Crucial settings for correct measurements

- EV sorting

High-throughput analysis of

EV contentsEV numbers

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EV cargo selection and release

Release:

- Live cell fluorescence imaging (e.g. pH sensitive optical reporter)

- Substances inducing EV release

Biogenesis:

- C-Elegans and Drosophila as model organisms (e.g. RNAi screens)

- EV from plasma membrane versus MVB & different types of MVB

EV contents:

-Subpopulations analysis: Lipidomics / proteomics / transcriptiomics

-Overlap RNA species in EV from mammalian cells, parasites, fungi, bacteria!

-Mechanisms for RNA sorting

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EV function

STEVE GSCHMEISSNER/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

Key player ISEV 2014:

Mesenchymal Stem Cell

Physiological role Tissue repair Other therapeutic effects

Osteogenicdifferentiation of MSC

Ischemia cancer

angiogenesis Irradiation damage GvHD

Skin burns

nephrotoxicity

Muscle injury

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Remarkable new insights

Release of organelles via EV:

Proteasomes (T cell lines)

Mitochondria (from MSC to macrophages)

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Remarkable new insights

Facts:

- Pub-crawl driven research

- Consumption of high numbers of EV

- No pro-inflamm effects

Release of organelles via EV1

Yeast-derived EV in beer

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