This invention relates to the field of
biomedical technology, and particularly to a responsive
RNA delivery system for
glioma, its preparation method, and its applications. By fusing the blood-brain barrier-penetrating
peptide ANG-2 to mediate cross-blood-brain barrier delivery, and simultaneously combining it with
Siglec-15-mediated immune targeting recognition, a dual-targeting mechanism is constructed. This guides the
delivery system to accurately identify
glioma lesions, significantly increasing the enrichment of the
delivery system in the
lesion area, laying the foundation for the
efficacy of
nucleic acid drugs, effectively improving the targeting and effectiveness of treatment, and avoiding damage to normal
brain tissue. The dual stimulation release mechanism of acid response and
reactive oxygen species response can accurately respond to endogenous stimuli within
glioma lesions and cells. Through the
synergistic combination of the GO-C14 carrier and charge-reversed
polylysine, the loading efficiency of YTHDF2 siRNA is effectively improved, while simultaneously enhancing the
cyclic stability of
nucleic acid drugs
in vivo.