Abstract
Containing information molecules from their parent cells and inclining to fuse with targeted cells, bone marrow mesenchymal stromal cells-derived extracellular vesicles (MSCs- EV) are valuable in nanomedicine.
Background: The effects of aging on the paracrine mechanism and in the production and action of MSCs-EV and their cargos of miR-26a and siRNA-26a for the treatment of tubular renal cells under nephrotoxicity injury remain unelucidated.
Objective: The purpose of this study was to evaluate MSCs-EV of different ages and their ability to deliver the cargos of miR-26a and siRNA-26a to target renal tubular cells affected by nephrotoxicity injury.
Methods: In a model of gentamicin-induced nephrotoxicity, renal tubular cells treated with MSCs-EV expressing or not expressing microRNA-26a were analyzed. Western blotting was utilized to evaluate cell cycle markers, and MTT assay was utilized to evaluate auto-renovation capacity.
Results: Tubular cells under nephrotoxicity injury showed decreased proliferative capacity, but the treatment in the tubular renal cells under nephrotoxicity injury with MSCs-EV expressing microRNA-26a showed nephroprotective effects, regardless of EV age. While the treatment with EV-mediated siRNA-26a failed to preserve the nephroprotective effects equally, regardless of age.
Conclusion: Mesenchymal stromal cell nanovesicles carry microRNA with nephroprotective proprieties regardless of aging.
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