Once thought to be little bins for unwanted cellular waste, it has been found that cells actually communicate by producing and absorbing these exosomes which contain surface receptors, proteins and other genetic material collected from their cell of origin.
Se creía que eran pequeños contenedores de depósitos celulares. Sin embargo, se ha descubierto que las células se comunican al producir y absorber estos exosomas que contienen receptores superficiales, proteínas y otro material genético recolectado de su célula de origen.