Table 1.
Experimental subjects | Findings | References |
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Rats and humans | Exosomes released from the pancreatic islets contain beta-cell autoantigens and can activate adaptive immune responses | (45) |
MIN6B1 cells | Exosomal miRNA transfer regulates the activity of beta-cells and transduces apoptotic signals | (46) |
NOD mice | Exosomes released from islet-derived MSCs can trigger autoimmune responses in NOD mice | (7) |
INS-1 cells | NCDase-containing exosomes released by INS-1 cells inhibit beta-cell apoptosis induced by high levels of inflammatory cytokines | (47) |
MIN6 and NOD mice | Exosomes containing miR-29b released from beta-cells modulate innate and adaptive immune responses | (48) |
NHI6F Tu28 | Pancreatic beta-cells shed membrane-derived microvesicles | (49) |
MIN6 and NOD mice | Insulinoma-released exosomes can activate autoreactive T cells in NOD mice | (50) |
MIN6 and NOD mice | Insulinoma-released exosomes can activate autoreactive marginal zone-like B cells in prediabetic NOD mice | (51) |
Human islets and NOD mice | Exosomal miRNAs derived from T lymphocytes promote pancreatic beta-cell death | (52) |