CHENG Wusong, CHEN Hongbo, YOU Yufeng. Preparation and in vitro dual-mode imaging of 10-HCPT-loaded liquid fluorocarbon nanoparticles. [J]. Journal of Clinical Ultrasound in Medicine 22(9):641-646(2020)
CHENG Wusong, CHEN Hongbo, YOU Yufeng. Preparation and in vitro dual-mode imaging of 10-HCPT-loaded liquid fluorocarbon nanoparticles. [J]. Journal of Clinical Ultrasound in Medicine 22(9):641-646(2020) DOI: 10.16245/j.cnki.issn1008-6978.2020.09.001.
Preparation and in vitro dual-mode imaging of 10-HCPT-loaded liquid fluorocarbon nanoparticles
Objective To prepare 10-hydroxycamptothecin(10-HCPT) loaded liquid fluorocarbon targetingnanoparticles
and to investigate their targeting ability to ovarian carcinoma cells(SKOV-3) and the effect of ultrasound/computed tomography(CT) dual-mode imaging in vitro.Methods By using hydroxy terminated lactic acid/glycolic acidcopolymer(PLGA-COOH)
perflurooctyl bromide(PFOB)and 10-HCPT
PLGA@10-HCPT-PFOB nanoparticles were preparedby double emulsion solvent evaporation method.The surface morphology and internal structure were observed
the particle size
surface potential
encapsulation efficiency and drug loading of 10-HCPT were measured as well. The cRGD peptide wasconjugated to the nanoparticles by carbodiimide technique. The binding of cRGD-PLGA@10-HCPT-PFOB was detected bylaser scanning confocal microscope and flow cytometer.The targeting properties of the nanoparticles to SKOV-3 were detected.The ability of ultrasound/CT imaging of targeted nanoparticles was evaluated in vitro.Results The targeted nanoparticles wereproduced as a yellow suspension.The size distribution of the nanoparticles was uniform observed by optical microscope
with amean diameter of(322.03±5.34)nm and surface potential was(-1.55±0.10)mV.The surface of the targeted nanoparticles wassmooth observed by the scanning electron microscope. The core-shell structure was observed by the transmission electron microscope
and the PFOB and 10-HCPT were trapped in PLGA.The drug encapsulation and drug loading capacity of 10-HCPTwere(81.34 ± 2.28)% and(13.24 ± 1.24)%
respectively. Laser scanning confocal microscope showed that the FITC-labeledcRGD peptides were green and it fused to orange with the red nanoparticles labeled DiI.The flow cytometer showed that theintensity of FITC in PLGA@10-HCPT-PFOB and cRGD-PLGA@10-HCPT-PFOB nanoparticles were 0.78% and 80.76%
respectively. The laser scanning confocal microscope and flow cytometry showed that a large number of nanoparticles weretargeted to SKOV-3 cells
binding to αvβ3 receptor
some of which were uptaken by SKOV-3 cells. With the increasingconcentration of targeted nanoparticles
the ultrasound and CT imaging were enhanced significantly in vitro.Conclusion The10-HCPT liquid fluorocarbon targeting nanoparticles are successfully prepared
and the encapsulation and loading capacityof 10-HCPT are both high. The nanoparticles have strongly specific affinity on the SKOV-3 cells and owned enhancedultrasound/CT imaging in vitro.