Osteosomes and control liposomes were labeled with the red fluorescent lipophilic dye PKH26 (InVitrogen)23 (link). Next, PKH26-labeled osteosomes or liposomes (3×105 particles) were added to prostate cancer cells (1×104 cells), C4-2b or PC3-mm2, in RPMI1640 containing exosome-depleted 0.1% FBS, and cells were plated on a glass-bottom dish (ibidi). Exosome or liposome uptake into cells was observed by live-cell imaging on a BioStation (Nikon), in which images were captured every 30 min over 30 h using both bright-field and red fluorescence channels24 (link). For antibody blocking, PKH26-labeled osteosomes were preincubated with anti-Cad11 monoclonal antibody 1A525 (link) at a final antibody concentration of 3 μg/ml before the osteosome-antibody mixture was added to prostate cancer cells for live-cell imaging analysis. PBS buffer alone and an unrelated antibody with similar IgG isotype were used as negative controls.