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Extracellular vesicle crosstalk in urinary tract infections: Integrating host exosomes and pathogen-derived membrane vesicles for antimicrobial resistance monitoring and diagnostic innovation
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• Host and bacterial extracellular vesicles coexist in urine during UTI. • Pathogen OMVs transfer antibiotic resistance genes and degrade antibiotics. • Dual profiling of host exosomes and pathogen OMVs could enable rapid AMR prediction. • Microfluidic technologies can isolate both EV types from a single urine sample.
Keywords:
Extracellular vesicles
Urinary tract infections
Antibiotic resistance
Microfluidics
Exosomes
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