Cellular uptake and internalization
|
Polystyrene NPs |
10% FBS, static vs dynamic incubation |
Dynamic incubation: protein-enriched corona (esp. plasminogen) |
Dynamic incubation: reduced binding to HeLa cells |
26
|
Unmodified LNPs |
50% FBS, static vs dynamic incubation |
Dynamic incubation: increased levels of α1-antitrypsin in the PC |
Dynamic incubation: increased uptake in HeLa cells, whereas decreased uptake in MCF-7 cells |
27
|
Differently functionalized polystyrene NPs |
HS, ratio of total particle-surface area to serum concentration = 5 ml/m2
|
ApoH-enriched PC |
Increased uptake in HeLa cells and hMSCs |
193
|
ApoA4- and ApoC3-enriched PC |
Decreased uptake in HeLa cells and hMSCs |
Liposomes modified with PEG or hb-PG |
5% and 100% HP |
neglectable PC formation |
PEG: decreased uptake in RAW264.7 cells; hb-PG: increased uptake in RAW264.7 cells |
29
|
Targeting capability
|
hTf-functionalized silica NPs |
10% FBS |
ND |
Abolished targeting efficiency |
34
|
Tf-modified virus-like nanoparticles |
55% FBS, murine, or chicken serum |
Minor PC formation |
No effect on targeting efficiency |
256
|
55% HS |
Reduced targeting efficiency (competing hTf) |
mAB-conjugated liposomes |
CD-1 mouse plasma in vitro vs in vivo
|
Amount of adsorbed proteins comparable for in vitro and in vivo PC, but in vivo PC composition more complex |
No full inhibition of the targeting efficiency for the in vivo PC, but for the in vitro PC
|
93
|
Drug release
|
4-nitroanisole loaded polymeric nanocapsules |
10% or 100% FBS |
ND |
Minimal change in release profile |
53
|
Tamoxifen-loaded SPIONs |
10% or 100% FBS |
ND |
Reduced burst effect |
Albumin-bound paclitaxel drug (Abraxane®) |
10% or 100% FBS or HP |
ND |
Transfection efficiency
|
Carboxymethyl poly(L-histidine)/poly(β-amino ester) (PbAE)/pDNA ternary complexes |
5 – 50% FBS |
ND |
HEK293 cells: improved serum resistance and gene transfer |
257
|
PEG-coated polyplex micelles loaded with bundled mRNA |
50% FBS |
ND |
Improved serum stability and transfection efficiency (Huh7 cells) |
250
|
T-shape oligoaminoamides/pDNA complexes |
45%, 90% FBS |
ND |
N2a and Huh7 cells: decreased transfection efficiency in high serum due to inhibited lytic activity |
12
|
Gene transfectants histone H1 and cationic lipid DOSPER |
> 10% FCS |
ND |
ECV 304 cells: inhibited transfection efficiency, remedy by addition of calcium ions or chloroquine |
258
|
Tyrosine-modified LPEI 10 kDa/siRNA complexes |
50% FCS |
ND |
H441 cells: no decrease in transfection efficiency |
251
|
Tyrosine-modified disulfide-crosslinked BPEI 2 kDa/pDNA complexes |
50% FCS |
ND |
PC3 cells: no decrease in transfection efficiency |
252
|
Toxicity
|
Cationic polystyrene NPs |
10% fluorescent labeled FBS |
ND |
1321N1 cells: reduced cytotoxicity due to masked cationic charges |
259
|
Silica and polystyrene NPs |
90% HP |
Rapidly formed PC containing >300 different proteins |
Reduced hemolysis, thrombocyte activation, and endothelial cell death |
56
|
Magnetic NPs |
2.5%, 10%, 40% HS |
ND |
No hemolytic effect |
260
|
Silver NPs |
1 or 10% FBS |
Strongly attached PC |
J774 cells: decreased cytotoxicity due to sulfidation |
55
|
PEI 5 kDa; PEI 25 kDa PEG-free and PEGylated (2 kDa, 20 kDa; different grafting degrees (1; 10)) |
In vitro: HS; in vivo: pig model, i.v. injection |
In vitro: formation of the complement terminal complex (SC5b-9); in vivo: cardiopulmonary changes in pigs |
In vitro: complement activation only for PEG-free PEI 25 kDa; in vivo: PEG of ≥ 20 kDa may be favorable in terms of less complement activation |
25
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