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Milk exosomes are a newly discovered functional vesicles secreted by animal mammary epithelial cells, small vesicles with membrane structure in the diameter of about 30~200 nm, which contain many bioactive substances such as proteins, lipids, and nucleic acids on the surface and inside the membrane. Recent studies have found exosomes with biological functions such as mediating cell communication, promoting cell proliferation, and participating in immune responses. Exosomes can be isolated from the emulsion by centrifugation, chemical, immunoaffinity and identified their morphology, size, specific substances. This article reviews the biological function, three omics studies, separation and identification methods, and aims to provide scientific reference for the research and development of milk source exosomes.

Objective: A field experiment was conducted to investigate the different effects of various applying ratios of nitrogen (N), potassium (K) and phosphate (P) on diosgenin content and Rhizoma yield of Dioscorea zingiberensis., Method: Experiment was conducted with both one factor and orthogonal design, and data was analyzed statistically on SPSS 11. 5., Results: Compared with the control groups,the yield of rhizome was significantly increased by N (P < 0.01), K (P < 0.01) , P (P <0.05). The content of diosgenin has no obvious increase (P > 0.05) by individual application of N, P and K, while changed significantly (P < 0.05) by the combination of proper levels of N, P, K., Conclusion: The degree of effect on diosgenin content was ranged with N > K > P, while on output of dioscorea rhizome was K > N > P, and the combination of N, K, P2 was superior to others.