Abstract
Clearance of liquid and gas filling of airways is vital for animal respiration. New research shows that a surfactant film of exosomal-derived lipids is built at the air-liquid interface of Drosophila airways before gas filling. Coordinated lysosomal and vesicular pathways synergize to assemble this lipid layer, which is essential for respiration and survival.
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