Delivery of microRNA-1 inhibitor by dendrimer-based nanovector: An early targeting therapy for myocardial infarction in mice.
Delivery of microRNA-1 inhibitor by dendrimer-based nanovector: An early targeting therapy for myocardial infarction in mice.
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10.1016/j.nano.2017.12.004
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2017-12
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Xiaomei Xue;Xueyin Shi;Haiqing Dong;Shasha You;H. Cao;Kun Wang;Ya Wen;Donglu Shi;Bin He;Yongyong Li
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Xiaomei Xue;Xueyin Shi;Haiqing Dong;Shasha You;H. Cao;Kun Wang;Ya Wen;Donglu Shi;Bin He;Yongyong Li
Myocardial infarction (MI), known to be rapidly progressed and fatal, necessitates a timely and effective intervention particularly within golden 24 h. The crux is to develop a therapeutic agent that can early target the infarct site with integrated therapeutic capacity. Finding the AT1receptor being most over-expressed at 24 h after MI, we developed a nanovector (AT1-PEG-DGL) anchored with AT1targeting peptide, and simultaneously armed it with specific microRNA-1 inhibitor (AMO-1) to attenuate cardiomyocyte apoptosis. In vivo imaging after IV administration demonstrated that AT1-PEG-DGL quickly accumulated in the MI heart during the desired early period, significantly outperforming the control group without AT1targeting. Most importantly, a pronounced in-vivo anti-apoptosis effect was observed upon a single IV injection. Apoptotic cell death in the infarct border zone was significantly decreased and the myocardial infarct size was reduced by 64.1% as compared with that in MI control group, promising for early MI treatment.