Exosomes & Extracellular Vesicles

Nature\'s nanoscale messengers. We supply high-purity exosome preparations for research, regenerative science, and advanced delivery applications — characterized, verified, and consistent batch after batch.

What Are Exosomes?

Exosomes are nanoscale extracellular vesicles that cells use to communicate with one another.

Typically 30–150 nanometers in diameter, exosomes are secreted by virtually every cell type in the body. Each vesicle is enclosed in a lipid bilayer membrane and carries a molecular payload — proteins, lipids, mRNA, and microRNA — that reflects the cell it originated from. Because they are naturally produced, highly biocompatible, and able to cross biological barriers, they have become one of the most actively studied tools in regenerative science, targeted delivery, and diagnostics.

Our exosomes are supplied as a freeze-dried (lyophilized) powder and kept frozen at −80°C. In powder form they are far more stable than liquid preparations — easy to ship, simple to store, and reconstituted in your own buffer only when needed.

30–150
Diameter (nm)
99%+
Purity Standard
−80°C
Frozen Powder
Exosome Diagram
Exosome Structure

Inside an Exosome

A single exosome is a sophisticated package. Each component plays a distinct role in protecting and delivering its biological cargo.

Lipid Bilayer Membrane

A protective double-layered shell, derived from the parent cell, that shields the internal cargo from degradation.

Surface Proteins (Tetraspanins)

Marker proteins such as CD9, CD63, and CD81 enable recognition, targeting, and uptake by recipient cells.

Nucleic Acid Cargo

mRNA, microRNA, and other RNA species that can influence gene expression in the cells that receive them.

Functional Proteins & Lipids

Enzymes, growth factors, and bioactive lipids that carry the functional signal of the originating cell.

Why Exosomes Matter

Four properties make exosomes uniquely valuable across research and applied science.

Intercellular Communication

Exosomes act as biological couriers, transferring signaling molecules between cells to coordinate processes across tissues and organs.

  • Carries proteins, mRNA & miRNA
  • Reflects parent-cell signature
  • Modulates recipient-cell behavior

Natural Biocompatibility

As vesicles produced by the body\'s own cells, exosomes are low-immunogenic and well tolerated by biological systems.

  • Cell-derived lipid bilayer
  • Minimal immune response
  • Non-toxic, non-replicating

Targeted Cargo Delivery

Surface proteins allow exosomes to home in on specific cell types and cross barriers that limit conventional carriers.

  • Crosses biological barriers
  • Tunable surface targeting
  • Protects cargo in transit

Structural Stability

The lipid membrane shields contents from enzymatic breakdown, supporting reliable storage, transport, and reproducibility.

  • Stable as a frozen powder
  • Resistant to enzymatic breakdown
  • Scalable, reproducible batches

Exosomes vs. Other Carriers

How exosomes differ from conventional peptides and synthetic liposomes across the properties that matter most.

Property
Our Product Exosomes Extracellular vesicles
Conventional Peptides Synthetic molecules
Synthetic Liposomes Lab-assembled vesicles
Origin Naturally secreted by living cells Chemically synthesized in the lab Artificially assembled from lipids
Typical Size 30–150 nm < 5 nm (single molecule) 50–200 nm, less uniform
Cargo Complex — proteins, lipids, mRNA & miRNA together A single defined sequence Externally loaded, limited complexity
Biocompatibility High — endogenous, low-immunogenic Variable, depends on sequence Moderate — can trigger a response
Targeting Ability Intrinsic, via native surface proteins Limited intrinsic targeting Requires added engineering
Barrier Crossing Native ability to cross biological barriers Generally limited Variable, formulation-dependent
Stability High — membrane-protected cargo Sensitive to enzymatic degradation Prone to aggregation & cargo leakage

Comparison provided for general educational reference. Exact properties vary by source, preparation, and application.

From Source to Verified Product

Every exosome preparation moves through a controlled four-stage process before it reaches you.

1

Sourcing

Exosomes are collected from carefully selected, quality-screened cell cultures grown under controlled conditions.

2

Isolation

Ultracentrifugation and size-exclusion chromatography separate intact vesicles from the surrounding medium.

3

Purification

Additional filtration removes contaminants and concentrates the exosomes to consistent research-grade purity.

4

Characterization

Each batch is verified for particle size, concentration, and surface-marker profile, then documented in a CoA.

Where Exosomes Are Used

Exosome science spans regenerative research, delivery systems, skin science, and diagnostics — a rapidly growing field across the life sciences.

Regenerative Research

Studied for their role in tissue repair, cell signaling, and recovery processes across multiple research models.

Drug & Cargo Delivery

Explored as natural nanocarriers able to transport therapeutic molecules to specific target cells.

Skin & Cosmetic Science

Applied in advanced formulations focused on skin renewal, barrier support, and visible-care research.

Diagnostic Biomarkers

Their molecular cargo offers a non-invasive window into cellular state for biomarker discovery.

Exosome Research Laboratory Vesicles

What the Data Shows

Representative characterization figures from our exosome preparations. Upload your own study figures and conclusions in the Page Editor.

Fig. 1 Size Distribution Profile
Particle Characterization

Size Distribution Profile

Nanoparticle tracking analysis shows a vesicle population concentrated in the expected 30–150 nm exosome range, with a consistent modal size across preparations.

Representative in-house NTA characterization data
Fig. 2 Tetraspanin Marker Expression
Surface Markers

Tetraspanin Marker Expression

Western blot and flow cytometry confirm the presence of canonical exosome surface markers CD9, CD63, and CD81, supporting vesicle identity and purity.

Representative in-house marker analysis
Fig. 3 Uptake by Recipient Cells
Cellular Uptake

Uptake by Recipient Cells

Fluorescence imaging of labelled exosomes demonstrates internalization by recipient cells, illustrating their role as functional carriers in intercellular transfer.

Representative in-house uptake imaging
Fig. 4 Batch-to-Batch Consistency
Quality Control

Batch-to-Batch Consistency

Particle concentration and purity metrics remain within a tight range across independent production batches, supporting reproducible research results.

Representative in-house QC data

Figures shown are representative and for educational reference. Replace with your own study data in the Page Editor.

Quality You Can Verify

Representative specifications for our standard exosome preparations. Custom specifications are available on request.

Particle Size
30–150 nm
Confirmed by nanoparticle tracking analysis (NTA).
Concentration
10¹⁰–10¹² / mL
Particle count quantified per batch and documented.
Surface Markers
CD9 · CD63 · CD81
Verified by Western blot and flow cytometry.
Format
Lyophilized Powder
Supplied as a freeze-dried powder for maximum stability.
Storage
−80°C Frozen
Powder kept frozen; cold-chain shipped with stability documentation.
Documentation
Full CoA
Certificate of Analysis provided with every order.

Exosome Products & Services

From catalog research-grade exosomes to custom isolation and bulk supply — choose the option that fits your program.

Research-Grade Exosomes
Lyophilized Powder

Research-Grade Exosomes

Our standard catalog exosomes — purity-verified, characterized, and supplied as a frozen powder with a full Certificate of Analysis.

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Custom-Isolated Exosomes
Made to Order

Custom-Isolated Exosomes

Exosomes isolated from a specified cell source to your concentration and characterization requirements, for specialized research programs.

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Bulk Exosome Supply
Volume Supply

Bulk Exosome Supply

Large-quantity, batch-consistent exosome supply for ongoing or scaled research, backed by reliable cold-chain logistics.

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Exosome FAQ

Answers to the questions we hear most often from research customers.

Extracellular vesicles is an umbrella term. Exosomes are the smallest subtype, generally 30–150 nm, and form inside the cell within multivesicular bodies before being released. Larger microvesicles bud directly from the cell membrane and tend to be more variable in size.
Our standard preparations are research-grade, intended for laboratory and R&D use. Every batch is purity-verified and ships with a Certificate of Analysis. They are not sold as drugs or for human or veterinary treatment.
Our exosomes ship as a lyophilized powder and should be kept frozen at −80°C. The powder format gives excellent shelf stability. Once reconstituted in buffer, keep it cold and minimize freeze-thaw cycles to preserve vesicle integrity. Full handling and stability guidance is included with every shipment.
Yes. We support custom isolation, specific concentration targets, and bulk supply for ongoing research programs. Share your requirements through the inquiry form below and our team will follow up with options and a quote.
Each order includes a Certificate of Analysis detailing particle size, concentration, and surface-marker verification, along with storage and handling instructions. Additional characterization data can be provided on request.

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4-Stage
QC Workflow
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Countries Served
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