This invention relates to a compound and its preparation method, a modular peptide nanovaccine and its preparation method and application, and relates to the pharmaceutical field. The chemical structural formula of the compound is shown in Formula I. This invention provides a compound containing an mPEG-PLA structure, a protoporphyrin structure chelated with cobalt ions, and a β-cyclodextrin structure, endowing it with excellent binding ability to peptides and excellent loading capacity with adjuvants, achieving co-delivery of peptides and adjuvants. Based on this, this invention also provides a modular peptide nanovaccine with high peptideloading rate and "plug-and-play" characteristics. It can significantly inhibit tumor growth in a B16 subcutaneous tumor model, providing an efficient and flexible technical platform for the prevention of melanoma and other tumors and the clinical translation of peptide vaccines, with broad application prospects.
This invention discloses a heparin-like hydrogel microsphere for melanoma postoperative wound repair, its preparation method, and its application, belonging to the field of medical dressing technology. The preparation of the heparin-like hydrogel microsphere for melanoma postoperative wound repair includes the following steps: dissolving KOSMA and GelMA in water to prepare a GelMA solution; adding a photoinitiator to form a precursor hydrogel solution; using the precursor hydrogel solution as the dispersed phase and castor oil as the continuous phase to prepare hydrogel microspheres; collecting the effluent; exposing it to ultraviolet light for curing; washing; and drying to obtain the final product. When used for melanoma postoperative wound care, these hydrogel microspheres can safely promote wound healing, specifically eliminate residual tumor cells, reduce the postoperative local recurrence rate, and can also serve as drug carriers to achieve synergistic therapeutic effects; providing new research ideas and technical strategies for integrated care of melanoma postoperative wounds and tumor prevention and control.
The application relates to the biomedical technology field and discloses application of BAZ2B gene as a target point in inhibition of drugefflux of tumor cells. The application successfully proves for the first time that an inhibitor of the BAZ2B gene or a coded protein has an inhibiting effect on the efflux of nanometer materials such as Au, SiO2 and micelles in cells. The efflux of FB@SR micelle nanometer materials to tumor cells (such as melanoma cells) is reduced by inhibiting the BAZ2B gene, and the boron content in the cells is increased. The FB@SR is used as a new type of boron delivery agent, and compared with cells without BAZ2B gene silencing, the boron content in the cells is increased after the BAZ2B gene is silenced, the BNCT treatment window is prolonged, and better and higher-quality treatment effects are obtained.
This invention discloses a small moleculepeptide derived from *Hirudo medicinalis*, with the amino acid sequence Leu-Leu-Phe-Arg. The peptide was obtained by enzymatically hydrolyzing the waste protein residue after purifying hirudin from *Hirudo medicinalis*, combined with tyrosinase-functionalized magnetic bead affinity fishing technology and mass spectrometry identification. In vitrokinetics and molecular dynamics simulations confirmed that the peptide LLFR significantly prolongs the lag time of monophenolase reactions. It penetrates the catalytic pocket of tyrosinase through an "induced fit" mechanism, forming a stable dead-end complex with the enzyme and inducing the unfolding of the enzyme's tertiary structure. Cell experiments confirmed that LLFR significantly inhibits tyrosinase activity and melanin synthesis in melanoma cells without significant cytotoxicity. This peptide exhibits high safety and good water solubility, providing a new approach for the high-value utilization of industrial waste from *Hirudo medicinalis*, and is suitable for the industrial production of whitening cosmetics and functional products.