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Discussing Exosomes : a form of Stem Cells

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Jesse Morse, M.D.

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hkdtoddvor 6 Monaten

Wow! Thank you Dr. Morse. My first car was a Datsun and speaking to your analogy, I would much prefer the Ferrari of stem cells. Looking forward to meeting you in the future. 🙏🙏🙏

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Steelyvor 6 Monaten

can you do a short video at some point on IV stem-cells?

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Bryan Cruz-Mirandavor 6 Monaten

Hey Dr.Morse, the company I work with specializes in exosomes and offers an extremely high quality product line. Would love to share info with you and offer samples if interested. What’s the best way to reach you?

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Gayane Galustanian, MDvor 6 Monaten

My understanding is that exosomes are micro RNAs in lipid-protein particles. I’ve seen it used for autism, intranasal injections. Safety profile is unknown. But perhaps better than stem cells, given they can proliferate and risk of questionable malignancy!

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