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    GlossaryNanovesicles

    tiny lipid bubbles that transport substances to cells

    Nanovesicles are tiny, bubble-like structures that are typically made from lipids (fats) and can carry various substances, such as drugs or genetic material, within their hollow interior. They are used in medical and biological research to deliver treatments directly to specific cells or tissues, enhancing the effectiveness and reducing side effects of therapies.

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