Nano-drug carrier crossing blood cerebral barrier
A drug and mutant technology, applied in the intersection of bionics and biomedicine, in the field of nanobiology, can solve problems such as limiting the efficacy of brain diseases
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[0054] Example 1 Human H-ferritin specifically binds to human brain endothelial cells through the receptor TfR1
[0055] In order to study whether human H-ferritin specifically binds to human brain endothelial cells, human blood-brain barrier brain endothelial cells hCMEC / D3 (EMD Millipore Corporation: SCC066) were selected for research. In vitro, firstly, the present invention proves that the receptor TfR1 of H-ferritin is highly expressed on the human blood-brain barrier brain endothelial cells hCMEC / D3, and then human H-ferritin The protein was incubated, and the combination of human H-ferritin and tumor cells was detected by flow cytometry and laser confocal methods.
[0056] The experimental method is as follows:
[0057] a) Expression of TfR1 on human brain endothelial cells.
[0058] Culture human blood-brain barrier brain endothelial cells hCMEC / D3 to 1×10 5 About (100×20mm Petri dish, Corning, USA). The culture conditions were: EBM-2 medium (Gibco Life Technologie...
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[0061] Example 2 Subcellular localization of human H-ferritin after entering human brain endothelial cells
[0062] The classic intracellular pathway of TfR1: After binding to the ligand, the receptor TfR1 mediates endocytosis, enters the endosome (endosome), and then enters the lysosome (lysosome). In order to realize the crossing of the human blood-brain barrier, the first problem to be solved is whether the ligand can enter the lysosome after binding to TfR1. The present invention proves for the first time that in human brain endothelial cells, most H-ferritin does not co-localize with lysosomes, but exists in the form of endosomes, thus providing intracellular localization support for crossing the blood-brain barrier .
[0063] The specific experimental method is as follows:
[0064] a) Human H-ferritin can be effectively endocytosed by human blood-brain barrier brain endothelial cells
[0065] Human blood-brain barrier brain endothelial cell hCMEC / D3 slides (BD Bioscie...
Embodiment 3
[0068]Example 3 Human H-ferritin can effectively cross the human blood-brain barrier model
[0069] a) Establishment of blood-brain barrier model
[0070] Human blood-brain barrier brain endothelial cells hCMEC / D3 (2×10 4 / well) inoculated on gelatin (10 μg / cm 2 ) pretreated Transwell plate (3 μm pore size, Corning, USA) (the culture conditions are the same as in Example 1). 37 degrees Celsius CO 2 Culture in an incubator until confluent (2-3 days). After observing under a microscope that hCMEC / D3 reached confluence, the medium (EBM-2 medium) was added to the chamber on the Transwell plate, so that the difference between the upper and lower chambers was greater than 0.5 cm. After 4 hours, if there is still a significant liquid level difference between the two chambers, it is considered to have been completely confluent. Transwell wells not seeded with cells were used as blank control. At this point, it is considered that the blood-brain barrier model was constructed succ...
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