A method of generating MSC-derived
exosome populations may include collecting MSC containing material from living tissue, separating desired mononuclear cells from granulocytes, culturing to multiply the cells, separation of desired cells for further multiplication by washing non-adherent cells and culturing adherent cells, repeating as necessary to obtain a suitably pure
population of MSCs, culturing the MSCs in culture media containing negative / healing active cytokines
interleukin-4 (IL-4) and
interleukin-10 (IL-10) and multifunctional
cytokine TGF-ß, and isolating the MSC-derived
exosome populations. Diverse MSC-derived
exosome populations may be generated by altering the
cytokine composition of the culture media. The MSC-derived exosome populations may be screened for effectiveness in treatment of Long Covid using
in vitro,
in vivo, and pre-clinical testing utilizing model organisms. The exosomes may be administered nasally. Successful MSC-derived exosome populations may be further subjected to patient trials to establish
efficacy in treatment of Long Covid via
nasal administration of the MSC-derived exosome populations to human subjects. Similar methodologies may be employed to establish
efficacy of the MSC-derived exosome populations for treatment of other diseases and conditions related to the
central nervous system,
spinal cord injury, or neurological diseases, such as Alzheimer
disease.