Specific hepatic delivery of procollagen α1(I) small interfering RNA in lipid-like nanoparticles resolves liver fibrosis.
Specific hepatic delivery of procollagen α1(I) small interfering RNA in lipid-like nanoparticles resolves liver fibrosis.
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10.1002/hep.27936
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2015-10
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Schuppan D
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Jiménez Calvente C;Sehgal A;Popov Y;Kim YO;Zevallos V;Sahin U;Diken M;Schuppan D
Fibrosis accompanies the wound-healing response to chronic liver injury and is characterized by excessive hepatic collagen accumulation dominated by collagen type I that often progresses to cirrhosis. Here we present ample in-vivo evidence of an up to 90% suppression of procollagen α1(I) expression, a reduction of septa formation and a 40–60% decrease of collagen deposition in mice with progressive and advanced liver fibrosis, that received cationic lipid nanoparticles loaded with small interfering RNA to the procollagen α1(I) gene (LNP-siCol1a1). After intravenous injection up to ninety percent of LNP-siCol1a1 were retained in the liver of fibrotic mice and accumulated in nonparenchymal > parenchymal cells for prolonged periods, significantly ameliorating progression and accelerating regression of fibrosis. The data reported in the present study extensively show that LNP-siCol1a1 specifically reduce total hepatic collagen content without detectable side effects, potentially qualifying as a therapy for fibrotic liver diseases.