Targeted lipid nanoparticles containing IL-10 mRNA improve outcomes in experimental intracerebral hemorrhage
Abstract
Intracerebral
hemorrhage
(ICH)
is
a
lethal
and
highly
morbid
form
of
stroke
for
which
there
no
disease-specific
therapy.
Inflammation
after
ICH
an
important
mechanism
secondary
damage,
the
inflamed
endothelium
in
promising
therapeutic
target
as
it
gateway
inflammation
brain.
Systemic
therapies
that
have
been
unsuccessful
stroke,
part
due
to
side
effects
or
poor
brain
delivery.
We
hypothesized
targeting
mRNA
encoding
IL-10,
potent
anti-inflammatory
cytokine,
vasculature
would
improve
outcomes
experimental
mouse
model
ICH.
manufactured
lipid
nanoparticles
(LNPs)
using
microfluidics,
packaged
them
with
IL-10
mRNA,
decorated
antibodies
against
vascular
cellular
adhesion
molecule
(VCAM),
can
bind
VCAM
LNPs
distributed
~4x
more
than
nonspecific
expressed
their
cargo
at
10x
higher
levels.
Treatment
VCAM-LNPs
containing
led
~69%
reduction
hematoma
size
72
hours
~65%
improvement
motor
behavior
our
model,
leakage.
Finally,
we
observed
primarily
infiltrated
macrophages
neutrophils.
VCAM-IL10-LNPs
significantly
increased
plasma
levels
IL10.
Our
data
provide
preliminary
delivery
strategy
ICH,
shed
light
on
relationship
between
Future
experiments
will
seek
understand
how
serial
dosing
affects
LNP
expression
whether
treatment
later
time
points
still
confer
effects.
Published: April 8, 2025
Language: Английский