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1.610500 成都,成都医学院:公共卫生学院预防医学教研室
2.610500 成都,成都医学院:生物技术学院实验教学中心
[ 宋海星,E-mail: shx@cmc.edu.cn SONG Haixing, E-mail: shx@cmc.edu.cn
收稿:2018-11-29,
修回:2019-01-02,
纸质出版:2019-05-30
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罗晓明, 毛皓月, 杨铃, 等. EcN共价PSMA/PELA载药微球的制备及其靶向肿瘤低氧环境的初步研究[J]. 第三军医大学学报, 2019,41(10):947-954.
Xiaoming LUO, Haoyue MAO, Ling YANG, et al. Preparation of EcN-conjugated drug-loaded PSMA/PELA micro-particles and their ability to target hypoxic tumor environment[J]. Journal of Third Military Medical University, 2019, 41(10): 947-954.
罗晓明, 毛皓月, 杨铃, 等. EcN共价PSMA/PELA载药微球的制备及其靶向肿瘤低氧环境的初步研究[J]. 第三军医大学学报, 2019,41(10):947-954. DOI: 10.16016/j.1000-5404.201811194.
Xiaoming LUO, Haoyue MAO, Ling YANG, et al. Preparation of EcN-conjugated drug-loaded PSMA/PELA micro-particles and their ability to target hypoxic tumor environment[J]. Journal of Third Military Medical University, 2019, 41(10): 947-954. DOI: 10.16016/j.1000-5404.201811194.
目的
2
将Escherichia coli Nissle 1917(EcN)与聚苯乙烯马来酸酐(poly styrene-co-maleic anhydride
PSMA)/聚DL-乳酸-聚乙二醇共聚物[(poly (DL-Lactic acid) and poly ethyleneglycol block copolymer
PELA]聚合物载药微粒共价结合,研究其靶向肿瘤低氧环境的效果。
方法
2
溶剂挥发法制备不同混合比例(质量比为7 :3和5 :5)的PSMA和PELA携载阿霉素(Dox)的PSMA/PELA微粒;通过EDC和NHS催化反应使得EcN表面的氨基和PSMA/PELA载药微粒表面的酸酐发生共价结合,平板计数法表征接枝后EcN的生长活性;利用HepG2细胞体外构建3D肿瘤模型,研究EcN共价PSMA/PELA载药微粒在肿瘤低氧区域的渗透效果;小鼠肝癌细胞H22建立皮下肿瘤模型,体内验证其靶向肿瘤低氧区域的效果。
结果
2
成功制备载Dox的PSMA/PELA微粒(DMP
7/3
和DMP
5/5
),两种微粒球形规则,粒径700~800 nm;DMP
7/3
和DMP
5/5
载药量分别为(4.27±0.19)%和(3.94±0.11)%,包裹效率分别为(85.4±2.6)%和(78.8±3.5)%,载药量和包裹效率差异无统计学意义;CLSM结果显示,EcN成功接枝在DMP
7/3
表面,且接枝后的细菌具有生长活力;体外渗透实验研究表明,与EcN未共价接枝的DMP比较,EcN修饰的聚合物载药微粒(EcN@DMP
7/3
)可较多地渗透至肿瘤内部;体内分布实验证实,静脉给药4 h和24 h后,EcN@DMP
7/3
治疗组肿瘤组织内Dox浓度分别是DMP
7/3
治疗组浓度的3倍和6倍(
P
<
0.01)。
结论
2
通过EDC和NHS催化反应方法可使EcN表面的氨基和PSMA/PELA载药微粒表面的酸酐发生共价反应,且反应后的EcN依然维持其生长活性,能有效驱动PSMA/PELA载药微粒靶向肿瘤内部低氧区域。
Objective
2
To conjugate
Escherichia coli
Nissle 1917 (EcN) with drug-loaded poly styrene-co-maleic anhydride(PSMA)/poly (DL-lactic acid) and poly ethyleneglycol block copolymer (PELA) polymer micro-particles and investigate the ability of the micro-particles to target the hypoxic tumor environment.
Methods
2
PSMA and PELA were mixed at the ratio of 7 :3 or 5 :5 (m/m) to prepare doxorubicin (Dox)-loaded PSMA/PELA micro-particles through solvent evaporation method. The covalent binding was achieved by EDC-NHS catalytic reaction of the carboxyl groups on the surface of EcN with the amino groups on the surface of PSMA/PELA drug-loaded micro-particles. In an
in vitro
3D tumor model constructed using HepG2 cells
we investigated the permeation of EcN-conjugated PSMA/PELA drug-loaded micro-particles into the hypoxic tumor area. We further tested the performance of the drug-loaded micro-particles for targeting the hypoxic tumor environment in a mouse model bearing subcutaneous hepatoma H22 cell xenograft.
Results
2
We successfully prepared Dox-loaded micro-particles with different PSMA/PELA ratios (DMP
7/3
and DMP
5/5
) using solvent e
vaporation method
and both of the micro-particles showed a regular spherical shape with an average size of 700 to 800 nm. DMP
7/3
and DMP
5/5
micro-particles had comparable Dox-loading efficiency [(4.27±0.19)%
vs
(3.94±0.11)%
]
and encapsulation efficiency [(85.4± 2.6)%
vs
(78.8±3.5)%
]
. Confocal laser scanning microscopy showed that EcN was successfully conjugated on the surface DMP
7/3
micro-particles. Compared with DMP microparticles without EcN conjugation
the EcN-conjugated micro-particles (EcN@DMP
7/3
) permeated efficiently into the central area in the
in vitro
3D tumor model. In the tumor-bearing mice
bio-distribution analyses revealed that at 4 and 24 h after intravenous administration
EcN@DMP
7/3
resulted in 3-folder and 6-folder increases in Dox accumulation in the tumors
respectively
as compared with the non-conjugated DMP
7/3
micro-particles (
P
<
0.01).
Conclusion
2
EDC-NHS catalytic reaction allows the amino groups on the outer surface of EcN to covalently bind to anhydride on the surface of drug-loaded PSMA/PELA particles without affecting the growth activity of EcN
which effectively drives the drug-loaded particles to target the hypoxic region inside the tumor.
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