A construction and use of an environmentally adaptive co-regulated mRNA nanodelivery
system. By incorporating EACR molecules into mRNA nanoparticles, the microenvironment is remodeled to be suitable for robust and sustained
mRNA expression, while
tissue damage associated with the self-
immunogenicity of mRNA drugs is avoided. The nanodelivery
system is compatible with ionizable lipid nanoparticles, cationic liposomes, cationic nanoemulsions, and
polymeric nanoparticles. The EACR molecules include: anti-inflammatory drugs,
tyrosine kinases / adaptors, JAK / STAT and MAPK pathway inhibitors, nutrients and metabolites,
membrane transporters /
ion channels,
phosphodiesterase and cellular stress inhibitors, and natural viral proteins. The therapeutic mRNAs may
encode tumor, viral, or bacterial antigens, immunomodulatory factors, therapeutic antibodies, or functional proteins / enzymes, and can play a role in the fields of
regenerative medicine,
protein supplementation / replacement therapy, targeted
gene editing, and
immunotherapy.