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L(C3)icensing of exosomes for RNA export

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A mechanism of secretory autophagy explains aspects of the packaging of proteins and RNA into extracellular vesicles and paves the way to a better understanding of their biological roles and medical applications.

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Fig. 1: LDELS: autophagy-dependent packaging and exosomal secretion mechanism of cellular proteins and RNA.

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