Myeloma xenograft destruction by a nonviral vector delivering oncolytic infectious nucleic acid.
Myeloma xenograft destruction by a nonviral vector delivering oncolytic infectious nucleic acid.
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通过传递溶瘤感染性核酸的非病毒载体破坏骨髓瘤异种移植物。
DOI:
10.1038/mt.2011.68
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发表时间:
2011
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Russell,StephenJ
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作者:
Hadac,ElizabethM;Kelly,ElizabethJ;Russell,StephenJ
The feasibility of using a nonviral vector formulation to initiate an oncolytic viral infection has not been previously demonstrated. We therefore sought to determine whether infectious nucleic acid (INA) could be used in place of virus particles to initiate an oncolytic picornavirus infectionin vivo. Infectious RNA encoding coxsackievirus A21 (CVA21) was transcribed from plasmid DNA using T7 polymerase. Within 48 hours of injecting this RNA into KAS6/1 myeloma xenografts, high titers of infectious CVA21 virions were detected in the bloodstream. Tumors regressed rapidly thereafter and mice developed signs of myositis. At euthanasia, CVA21 was recovered from regressing tumors and from skeletal muscles. Treatment outcomes were comparable following intratumoral injection of naked RNA or fully infectious CVA21 virus. Dose–response studies showed that an effective oncolytic infection could be established by intratumoral injection of 1 µg of infectious RNA. The oncolytic infection could also be initiated by intravenous injection of infectious RNA. Our study demonstrates that INA is a highly promising alternative drug formulation for oncolytic virotherapy.