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Figure 2 (B) Mitochondria-dependent immune activation (lower panel): Damaged ATII cells simultaneously release mitochondrial exosomes (Mito-Exosomes, green rings) encapsulating mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) ( 4.2.1 Ferroptosis-mediated barrier collapse: exosomal relay in the wave of lipid peroxidation Ferroptosis is an iron-dependent form of cell death driven by lipid peroxidation, and its core status in sepsis-induced lung injury is becoming increasingly prominent ( 4.2.2 Mitochondrial exosome release: transformation from metabolic dysfunction to innate immune activation Beyond membrane-level destruction, mitochondrial injury is the initiating factor for irreversible pathological changes in the early stages of sepsis, while the release of exosomes encapsulating mitochondrial components (Mito-Exosomes) transforms this intracellular metabolic catastrophe into strong intercellular immune signals ( 4.3 From mechanism to clinic: new diagnostic and therapeutic strategies based on alveolar epithelial exosomes Based on the core roles of alveolar epithelial exosomes in barrier disintegration, immune activation, and the propagation of regulated cell death described above, translating them into clinically usable diagnostic and therapeutic tools has become an urgent need for precision medicine ( 4.3.1 Liquid biopsy and molecular subtyping of ARDS Although the traditional Berlin Definition has utility in clinical grading, it ignores the high biological heterogeneity of ARDS ( 4.3.2 Blocking death propagation and nanodelivery therapy In the therapeutic dimension, intervention strategies targeting alveolar epithelial exosomes mainly present two directions: blockade and utilization

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