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Non-destructive colocalization sensing of microRNAs and membrane proteins in single vesicles reveals spatial inflammation signatures

Key takeaways

Scientists created a new tool to look inside tiny bubbles in the blood. This helps them see signs of inflammation. The work was done in the lab, not in people yet. It could help find disease markers in the future.

Who did this work

Shota Kawaguchi (Institute of Science Tokyo) · Taiga Ajiri (Nagoya University) · Kunanon Chattrairat (Nagoya University) · Hirotaka Koga (The University of Osaka) · Yukiko Kamiya (Kobe Pharmaceutical University) · Fuminori Sato (Nagoya University) · Hiroyuki Asanuma (Nagoya University) · Masatoshi Maeki (Hokkaido University) · Manabu Tokeshi (Hokkaido University) · Takeshi Yokoyama (Tohoku University) · Yoshikazu Tanaka (Tohoku University) · Kosuke Yoshida (Nagoya University)

Source

Article · OpenAlex, CKD works · 2026-10-17
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.xcrp.2026.103613