In vitro evaluation of novel (nanoparticle) oral delivery systems allow selection of gut immunomodulatory formulations
In vitro evaluation of novel (nanoparticle) oral delivery systems allow selection of gut immunomodulatory formulations
复制标题
新型(纳米颗粒)口服给药系统的体外评估允许选择肠道免疫调节制剂
DOI:
10.1016/j.fsi.2021.03.007
复制
发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
4.7
通讯作者:
Attaya A
中科院分区:
文献类型:
--
作者:
Attaya A
Oral delivery is the most convenient way to vaccinate cultured fish, however it is still problematic, primarily due to a lack of a commercially valid vaccine vehicle to protect the antigen against gastric degradation and ensure its uptake from the intestine. With the goal of advancing the potential to vaccinate orally, this study evaluates a novel silicon nanoparticle-based vehicle (VacSaf carrier). Aeromonas salmonicida antigens were formulated with the VacSaf carrier using different preparation methods to generate dry powder and liquid formulations. Twelve formulations were first subjected to anin vitroevaluation where theA. salmonicidabacterin conjugated to VacSaf carriers were found superior at inducing pro-inflammatory cytokine expression in primary leucocyte cultures and the macrophage/monocyte cell line RTS-11 compared withA. salmonicidabacterin alone. This was especially apparent after exposure to acid conditions to mimic stomach processing. One formulation (FD1) was taken forward to oral delivery using two doses and two administration schedules (5 days vs 10 days, the latter 5 days on, 5 days off, 5 days on), and the transcript changes of immune genes in the intestine (pyloric caeca, midgut and hindgut) and spleen were evaluated by qPCR and serum IgM was measured by ELISA. The VacSaf carrier alone was shown to be safe for usein vivo, in that no side-effects were seen, but it did induce expression of some cytokines, and may have value as an oral adjuvant candidate. The FD1 bacterin formulation was effective at inducing a range of cytokines associated with innate and adaptive immunity, mainly in the pyloric caeca, compared toA. salmonicidabacterin alone (which had almost no effect), and confirms the immune competence of this gut region following appropriate oral vaccination. These results reveal thatin vitroscreening of formulations for oral delivery has value and can be used to assess the most promising formulations to test further.