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Table 1 Instances where cells receiving EVs acquire phenotypes similar to those of the donor cells

From: Versatile extracellular vesicle-mediated information transfer: intercellular synchronization of differentiation and of cellular phenotypes, and future perspectives

Donor cells

Recipient cells

Effects

References

PKA-ESCs (Fast-differentiating ESCs)

Control-ESCs (Slow-differentiating ESCs)

Promotion of differentiation and catching up to the same stage of differentiation as PKA-ESCs

[53]

  

Potent commitment to the mesodermal lineage, similar to PKA-ESCs

Differentiated NSPCs

NSPCs

Neural differentiation

[55]

Neural cells

MSCs

Induction of neuron-like morphology

[56]

Corneal epithelial cells

Conjunctival epithelial cells

Increase in marker levels of corneal epithelial cells

[57]

Conjunctival epithelial cells

Corneal epithelial cells

Increase in marker levels of conjunctival epithelial cells

Hair papilla cells

Adipose-derived stem cells

Induction of hair papilla-like characteristics

[58]

Macrophages

Naive monocytes

Macrophage differentiation

[59]

ESCs

Muller cells

De-differentiation

[60]

Cardiomyocytes

MSCs

Induction of cardiac gene expressions

[61]

ESCs differentiating into cardiomyocytes

Fibroblasts

Supporting cardiac differentiation

[62]