Injection of CD63-EGFP EVs: CD63-EGFP EVs were generated, isolated and characterized by NanoSight as described above. Twenty four hours post-injections (2.9×1010 p/g), the organs were harvested and prepared as described below. The animal experiments were approved by the British and the Swedish local boards for laboratory animals.
Biodistribution of Extracellular Vesicles in Mice
Injection of CD63-EGFP EVs: CD63-EGFP EVs were generated, isolated and characterized by NanoSight as described above. Twenty four hours post-injections (2.9×1010 p/g), the organs were harvested and prepared as described below. The animal experiments were approved by the British and the Swedish local boards for laboratory animals.
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Corresponding Organization : University of Oxford
Other organizations : University of Tartu, Agency for Science, Technology and Research, University College London, Karolinska University Hospital, Heidelberg University
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Variable analysis
- Injection route (intravenous, intraperitoneal, subcutaneous)
- Dose of DiR-labelled EVs (1.5×10^10 particles/gram, 1.0×10^10 particles/gram, 0.25×10^10 particles/gram)
- Biodistribution of DiR-labelled EVs
- Fluorescence intensity of DiR-labelled EVs in organs (measured using IVIS Spectrum)
- Mouse strain (Female NMRI or C57BL/6 mice)
- Purification and labeling of EVs (DiR-labelled)
- Imaging technique (IVIS Spectrum for fluorescence and luminescence measurements)
- Positive control: Perfusion experiment to remove unbound DiR-labelled EVs from the vascular system
- Negative control: Not mentioned
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