Evaluation of pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic profiles of liposomes for the cell type-specific delivery of small molecule drugs.
Evaluation of pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic profiles of liposomes for the cell type-specific delivery of small molecule drugs.
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10.1016/j.nano.2017.07.005
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2017-11
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Kelly KA
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Dasa SSK;Suzuki R;Mugler E;Chen L;Jansson-Löfmark R;Michaëlsson E;Lindfors L;Klibanov AL;French BA;Kelly KA
Liposome-based drug formulations represent an exciting avenue of research as they increase efficacy to toxicity ratios. Current formulations rely on passive accumulation to the disease site where drug is taken up by the cells. Ligand mediated targeting increases the net accumulation of liposomes, however, an unexplored benefit is to potentially refine pharmacodynamics (PD) of a drug specifically to different cell types within diseased tissue. As a model system, we engineered cardiomyocyte- (I-1) and endothelial-targeted (B-40) liposomes to carry a VEGFR2 inhibitor (PTK787), and examined the effect of cell type-specific delivery on both pharmacokinetics (PK) and PD. Neovascularization in post-myocardial infarction was significantly reduced by B-40 liposomes loaded with PTK787 as compared to animals injected with I-1 liposomes, and profoundly more as compared to free PTK787. This study thus shows that the intraorgan targeting of drugs through cell type-specific delivery holds substantial promise towards lowering the minimal efficacious dose administered systemically. The complexities of cardiac regeneration make it a stringent model system for determining whether cell type-specific targeting of liposomes can affect pharmacodynamic and anatomic endpoints. Using a mouse model of myocardial ischemia/reperfusion injury and previously identified peptides targeting either cardiomyocytes or endothelium, we demonstrate here that endothelial-targeted liposomes can significantly alter pharmacodynamic and physiological endpoints in vivo as compared to cardiomyocyte-targeted liposomes or free drug. This work demonstrates for the first time that differential cell type-targeting of a small molecule drug within the post-infarct heart can left-shift the dose-response curve, thus reducing the efficacious dose.
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