ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(2), P. 2488 - 2500
Published: Jan. 7, 2022
Monosialodihexosylganglioside
(GM3)-presenting
lipid-coated
polymer
nanoparticles
(NPs)
that
recapitulate
the
sequestration
of
human
immunodeficiency
virus-1
(HIV-1)
particles
in
CD169
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
10(1)
Published: July 2, 2019
Abstract
Elimination
of
HIV-1
requires
clearance
and
removal
integrated
proviral
DNA
from
infected
cells
tissues.
Here,
sequential
long-acting
slow-effective
release
antiviral
therapy
(LASER
ART)
CRISPR-Cas9
demonstrate
viral
in
latent
infectious
reservoirs
humanized
mice.
subgenomic
fragments,
spanning
the
long
terminal
repeats
Gag
gene,
are
excised
vivo,
resulting
elimination
DNA;
virus
is
not
detected
blood,
lymphoid
tissue,
bone
marrow
brain
by
nested
digital-droplet
PCR
as
well
RNAscope
tests.
No
mediated
off-target
effects
detected.
Adoptive
transfer
human
immunocytes
dual
treated,
virus-free
animals
to
uninfected
mice
fails
produce
progeny
virus.
In
contrast,
readily
following
sole
LASER
ART
or
treatment.
These
data
provide
proof-of-concept
that
permanent
possible.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
120(19)
Published: May 1, 2023
Treatment
of
HIV-1
ADA
-infected
CD34+
NSG-humanized
mice
with
long-acting
ester
prodrugs
cabotegravir,
lamivudine,
and
abacavir
in
combination
native
rilpivirine
was
followed
by
dual
CRISPR-Cas9
C-C
chemokine
receptor
type
five
(CCR5)
proviral
DNA
gene
editing.
This
led
to
sequential
viral
suppression,
restoration
absolute
human
CD4
+
T
cell
numbers,
then
elimination
replication-competent
virus
58%
infected
mice.
Dual
CRISPR
therapies
enabled
the
excision
integrated
cells
contained
within
live
animals.
Highly
sensitive
nucleic
acid
nested
droplet
digital
PCR,
RNAscope,
outgrowth
assays
affirmed
elimination.
not
detected
blood,
spleen,
lung,
kidney,
liver,
gut,
bone
marrow,
brain
virus-free
Progeny
from
adoptively
transferred
CRISPR-treated
neither
nor
recovered.
Residual
fragments
were
easily
seen
untreated
viral-rebounded
No
evidence
off-target
toxicities
recorded
any
treated
Importantly,
therapy
demonstrated
statistically
significant
improvements
cure
percentages
compared
single
treatments.
Taken
together,
these
observations
underscore
a
pivotal
role
combinatorial
editing
achieving
infection.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
9(1)
Published: Jan. 24, 2018
Abstract
Potent
antiretroviral
activities
and
a
barrier
to
viral
resistance
characterize
the
human
immunodeficiency
virus
type
one
(HIV-1)
integrase
strand
transfer
inhibitor
dolutegravir
(DTG).
Herein,
long-acting
parenteral
DTG
was
created
through
chemical
modification
improve
treatment
outcomes.
A
hydrophobic
lipophilic
modified
prodrug
is
encapsulated
into
poloxamer
nanoformulations
(NMDTG)
characterized
by
size,
shape,
polydispersity,
stability.
Retained
intracytoplasmic
NMDTG
particles
release
drug
from
macrophages
attenuate
replication
spread
of
CD4+
T
cells.
Pharmacokinetic
tests
in
Balb/cJ
mice
show
blood
levels
at,
or
above,
its
inhibitory
concentration
90
64
ng/mL
for
56
days,
tissue
28
days.
protects
humanized
challenge
HIV-1
ADA
strain
two
weeks.
These
results
are
first
step
towards
producing
use
affecting
apparent
half-life,
cell
penetration,
potency.
Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
77(2), P. 290 - 302
Published: Aug. 17, 2021
The
long-acting
antiretroviral
cabotegravir
and
rilpivirine
combination
has
just
received
FDA,
EMA
Health
Canada
approval.
This
novel
drug
delivery
approach
is
about
to
revolutionize
the
therapy
of
people
living
with
HIV,
decreasing
365
daily
pill
burden
only
six
intramuscular
injections
per
year.
In
addition,
islatravir,
a
first-in-class
nucleoside
reverse
transcriptase
translocation
inhibitor,
intended
be
formulated
as
an
implant
dosing
interval
1
year
or
more.
At
present,
therapies
(LA-ARTs)
are
given
at
fixed
standard
doses,
irrespectively
patient's
weight
BMI,
without
consideration
for
host
genetic
non-genetic
factors
likely
influencing
their
systemic
disposition.
Despite
few
remaining
challenges
related
administration
(e.g.
pain,
dedicated
medical
procedure),
development
implementation
LA-ARTs
can
overcome
long-term
adherence
issues
by
improving
patients'
privacy
reducing
social
stigma
associated
oral
intake
anti-HIV
treatments.
Yet,
current
'one-size-fits-all'
does
not
account
recognized
significant
inter-individual
variability
in
LA-ART
pharmacokinetics.
Therapeutic
monitoring
(TDM),
important
tool
precision
medicine,
may
provide
physicians
valuable
information
on
actual
exposure
patients,
contributing
improve
management
real
life.
present
review
aims
update
state
knowledge
these
promising
discusses
implications,
particularly
from
clinical
pharmacokinetics
perspective,
future
prevention
HIV
infection,
ongoing
importance
absence
curative
treatment
effective
vaccine.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
8(18)
Published: July 29, 2021
Abstract
This
article
provides
a
broad
spectrum
about
the
nanoprodrug
fabrication
advances
co‐driven
by
prodrug
and
nanotechnology
development
to
potentiate
cancer
treatment.
The
inherits
features
of
both
concept
nanomedicine
know‐how,
attempts
solve
underexploited
challenge
in
treatment
cooperatively.
Prodrugs
can
release
bioactive
drugs
on‐demand
at
specific
sites
reduce
systemic
toxicity,
this
is
done
using
special
properties
tumor
microenvironment,
such
as
pH
value,
glutathione
concentration,
overexpressed
enzymes;
or
exogenous
stimulation,
light,
heat,
ultrasound.
nanotechnology,
manipulating
matter
within
nanoscale,
has
high
relevance
certain
biological
conditions,
been
widely
utilized
therapy.
Together,
marriage
strategy
which
shield
side
effects
parent
drug
with
pinpoint
delivery
capability
conceived
highly
camouflaged
Trojan
horse
maneuver
cancerous
threats.
Pharmaceuticals,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
15(8), P. 999 - 999
Published: Aug. 14, 2022
Nowadays,
the
selective
introduction
of
fluorine
into
bioactive
compounds
is
a
mature
strategy
in
design
drugs
allowing
to
increase
efficiency,
biological
half-life
and
bio-absorption.
On
other
hand,
amino
acids
(AAs)
represent
one
most
ubiquitious
classes
naturally
occurring
organic
compounds,
which
are
found
over
40%
newly
marked
small-molecule
pharmaceutical
medical
formulations.
The
primary
goal
this
work
underscore
two
major
trends
modern
pharmaceuticals.
first
dealing
with
unique
structural
characteristics
provided
by
structure
featuring
an
abundance
functionality
presence
stereogenic
center,
all
bodes
well
for
successful
development
targeted
bioactivity.
second
related
fine-tuning
desired
activity
pharmacokinetics
fluorine.
Historically,
both
were
developed
separately
as
innovative
prolific
approaches
drug
design.
However,
recent
decades,
these
clearly
converging
leading
ever-increasing
number
approved
pharmaceuticals
containing
features
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: June 9, 2022
Abstract
Ultra-long-acting
integrase
strand
transfer
inhibitors
were
created
by
screening
a
library
of
monomeric
and
dimeric
dolutegravir
(DTG)
prodrug
nanoformulations.
This
led
to
an
18-carbon
chain
modified
ester
nanocrystal
(coined
NM2DTG)
with
the
potential
sustain
yearly
dosing.
Here,
we
show
that
physiochemical
pharmacokinetic
(PK)
formulation
properties
facilitate
slow
drug
release
from
tissue
macrophage
depot
stores
at
muscle
injection
site
adjacent
lymphoid
tissues
following
single
parenteral
injection.
Significant
plasma
levels
are
recorded
up
year
Tissue
sites
for
hydrolysis
dependent
on
dissolution
release,
drug-depot
volume,
perfusion,
cell-tissue
pH.
Each
affect
extended
NM2DTG
apparent
half-life
PK
parameters.
The
product
can
impact
therapeutic
adherence,
tolerability,
access
widely
used
inhibitor
in
both
resource
limited
rich
settings
reduce
HIV-1
transmission
achieve
optimal
treatment
outcomes.