Nanobody-Based Food Allergen Surveillance: A New Era in Food Safety

Are your food safety tests missing critical trace allergens? A recent review in ScienceDirect illustrates how nanobody‐based immunoassays are revolutionizing food allergen detection. Traditional assays using monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies often struggle with sensitivity, speed, and reliability. In contrast, nanobodies offer unprecedented precision, robustness, and versatility.
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Engineered EVs for Acute Lung Injury: A New Frontier in Inflammation Therapy

Can engineered extracellular vesicles (EVs) transform acute lung injury (ALI) treatment? In a recent study, ISEV 2025 presenter Sin Yu Chen demonstrate that EVs loaded with the microRNA let‑7a‑5p can effectively alleviate inflammation and fibrosis in ALI models.
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Hot Trends in EV Research: Paving the Way for Next-Gen Therapies

Extracellular Vesicles (EVs) are quickly emerging as game-changers in medical science. From refining drug delivery systems to pioneering cancer immunotherapy and regenerative medicine, EV research is setting the stage for next-generation therapies. As we head toward ISEV 2025, here’s a quick look at the most exciting research trends.
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