Determining the Multivalent Effects of d-Peptide-Based Radiotracers
Siqi Zhang,
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Xiaona Sun,
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Wenhao Liu
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et al.
Chemical & Biomedical Imaging,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 30, 2025
Dextrorotary
(d)
peptides,
composed
of
d-amino
acids,
are
hyper-resistant
to
proteolytic
hydrolysis,
making
them
valuable
ligands
with
excellent
in
vivo
stability
for
radiopharmaceutical
development.
Multimerization
is
a
well-established
strategy
enhancing
the
performance
l-peptide-based
radiopharmaceuticals.
However,
effect
multimerization
on
fate
d-peptide-based
radiopharmaceuticals
remains
largely
unexplored.
Here,
we
synthesized
d-peptide
DPA,
which
targets
PD-L1,
along
its
dimer
(DP2)
and
trimer
(DP3).
PET/CT
imaging
ex
biodistribution
studies
were
performed
delineate
pharmacokinetics
target
interactions
[68Ga]DPA,
[68Ga]DP2,
[68Ga]DP3
both
normal
tumor-bearing
mice.
Our
results
revealed
that
tumor
uptake
kidney
retention
increased
higher
valency
([68Ga]DP3
>
[68Ga]DP2
[68Ga]DPA).
No
significant
differences
observed
liver,
heart,
lung,
spleen,
intestine,
or
bone
among
three
radiotracers.
Interestingly,
reduction
radioactivity
bloodstream
was
detected
[68Ga]DP3-treated
group
compared
other
two
groups.
Data
analysis
chiral
configuration
amino
acids
linking
chemistry
used
dominant
factors
multimers.
These
findings
indicate
exerts
distinct
influence
profiles
l-peptide
multimerization.
This
study
deepens
our
understanding
how
mirror-imaged
peptides/proteins
interact
living
systems,
paving
way
development
harness
d-peptides
as
targeting
moieties.
Language: Английский
Ephrin receptor type-A2 (EphA2) targeting in cancer: a patent review (2018-present)
Expert Opinion on Therapeutic Patents,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 10
Published: Sept. 11, 2024
EphA2
is
a
tyrosine
kinase
receptor
and
considered
promising
target
in
cancer.
Different
approaches
are
used
to
receptor,
lot
of
preclinical
data
demonstrate
the
potential
exploitation
this
clinical
oncology
for
diagnosis
cancer
therapy,
including
immunotherapy.
Language: Английский