Fusogenic lipid nanoparticles and methods for the manufacture and use thereof for the target cell-specific production of a therapeutic protein and for the treatment of a disease, condition, or disorder associated with a target cell
A technology of lipid nanoparticles and therapeutic proteins, applied in the field of medicine, can solve problems such as obstacles
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[0258] P14 FAST fusogenic lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) enhance gene delivery to tumors
[0259] This example shows that Fusogenix using p14 FAST fusion of reptilian reovirus TM (Innovascreen, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada) Lipid nanoparticles enable efficient delivery of plasmid DNA constructs into target tumors.
[0260] Will use 64 Cu( 64 Cu NOTA-liposome)-labeled fusogenic lipid nanoparticles with or without p14 FAST fusion protein (described in PCT patents with publication numbers WO2002044206A2 and WO2012040825A1) were administered intravenously to the M16 mouse prostate cancer model system. Seo, Bioconjug Chem 19(12) :2577-2585 (2009) and Reeves, Cancer Therapy 136(7) : 1731-1740 (2014). Twenty-four hours after immunization, PC3 tumors were visualized by positron emission tomography (PET). Figure 7A and Figure 7B
[0261] Figure 8 The data shown show that, with no p14 FAST fusion protein 64 Cu NOTA-liposomes compared to PC3 prostate tumors with p14 FAST fusion...
Embodiment 2
[0263] P14 administered in vivo FAST fusogenic lipid nanoparticles are nontoxic and well tolerated
[0264] This example shows that Fusogenix using p14 FAST fusion of reptilian reovirus TM (Innovascreen, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada) Lipid nanoparticles exhibited no adverse side effects in major mammalian organ systems when administered in vivo to Sprague-Dawley rats and were able to efficiently deliver plasmid DNA constructs to target in the tumor.
[0265] Presented here is a comparative study of 20 male rats treated with (i) LNP-free (PBS), (ii) LNP-free p14, or (iii) Fusogenix lipid nanoparticles with p14 (LNP) processing. Each animal received three injections of 15 mg / kg in the tail over a 4 day period. Treatment of animals with p14-containing LNP did not result in acute changes in animal behavior, nor did treatment with p14-containing LNP affect animal growth. Animals treated with p14-containing LNP had similar organ weights compared to all other animal groups st...
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[0272] In vivo suppression of p16-positive senescent cell burden in aged mice
[0273] This example demonstrates target cell-specific inhibition of pl6-positive senescent cell burden following in vivo administration of exemplary pl6-targeting constructs in a mouse model system.
[0274] Mouse models of aging exhibit a senescent cell burden (defined by the presence of p16+ cells) and secretion of factors associated with senescence-associated secretory phenotypes. (SASP; van Deursen, Nature 509(7501) :439-446(2014)).
[0275]In vivo administration of a formulation comprising a vector and an expression construct, such as a lipid nanoparticle (LNP) vector, such as a fusogenic LNP comprising a fusogenic protein such as p14FAST, comprising a p16-iCasp9 expression construct (pVAX1 -16s-iCasp9; SEQ ID NO:06; Figure 16 ), which includes exemplary p16-targeting constructs for target cell-specific expression of inducible caspase 9 (iCasp9) protein in p16-expressing target cells, su...
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