Breaking Barriers in Cancer Research: Exosome-Driven Gene Therapy for MicroRNA Regulation

Exosomes have rapidly moved from the periphery of cell biology to the centre of oncology. As natural carriers of microRNAs and other regulatory molecules, these nanoscale vesicles orchestrate the intercellular communication that shapes tumour growth, metastasis, immune evasion and therapy resistance - and, in equal measure, they offer one of the most promising platforms yet devised for the targeted delivery of gene-based medicines. This volume provides a comprehensive, evidence-based account of exosome-driven gene therapy for microRNA regulation in cancer. Across fifteen authoritative chapters, it integrates exosome biology, microRNA science, gene editing, nanotechnology, immunotherapy and computational analysis into a single coherent narrative, moving systematically from molecular mechanism to clinical translation.