Cationic cholesterol-dependent LNP delivery to lung stem cells, the liver, and heart
Cationic cholesterol-dependent LNP delivery to lung stem cells, the liver, and heart
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10.1073/pnas.2307801120
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发表时间:
2024-03
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11.1
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Afsane Radmand;Hyejin Kim;Jared P Beyersdorf;Curtis N Dobrowolski;Ryan Zenhausern;Kalina Paunovska;Sebastian G. Huayamares;Xuanwen Hua;Keyi Han;David Loughrey;Marine Z. C. Hatit;Ada Del Cid;Huanzhen Ni;Aram Shajii;Andrea Li;Abinaya Muralidharan;H. Peck;Karen E Tiegreen;Shu Jia;P. Santangelo;J. Dahlman
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Afsane Radmand;Hyejin Kim;Jared P Beyersdorf;Curtis N Dobrowolski;Ryan Zenhausern;Kalina Paunovska;Sebastian G. Huayamares;Xuanwen Hua;Keyi Han;David Loughrey;Marine Z. C. Hatit;Ada Del Cid;Huanzhen Ni;Aram Shajii;Andrea Li;Abinaya Muralidharan;H. Peck;Karen E Tiegreen;Shu Jia;P. Santangelo;J. Dahlman
Significance Adding cationic helper lipids to lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) increases lung delivery and decreases liver delivery. However, the universality of the relationship between charge and LNP targeting remains unclear. Here, we report that cationic cholesterol-dependent tropism can differ from cationic helper lipid–dependent tropism, along with the development of an LNP that delivers mRNA to the heart as well as lung stem cells. These data provide evidence that charge-dependent tropism may be useful for genetic diseases requiring delivery to multiple tissues.