Cation Substitution in Cationic Phosphonolipids: A New Concept To Improve Transfection Activity and Decrease Cellular Toxicity
摘要:
Cationic lipids have been shown to be an-interesting alternative to viral vector-mediated gene delivery into in vitro and in vivo model applications. Prior studies have demonstrated that even minor structural modifications of the lipid hydrophobic domain or of the lipid polar domain result in significant changes in gene delivery efficiency. Previously, we developed a novel class of cationic lipids called cationic phosphonolipids and described the ability of these vectors to transfer DNA into different cell lines and in vivo. Up until now, in all new cationic lipids, nitrogen atoms have always carried the cationic or polycationic charge. Recently we have developed a new series of cationic phosphonolipids characterized by a cationic charge carried by a phosphorus or arsenic atom. In a second step, we have also examined the effects of the linker length between the cation and the hydrophobic domain as regards transfection activity. Transfection activities of this library of new cationic phosphonolipids were studied in vitro in different cell lines (HeLa, CFT1, K562) and in vivo using a luciferase reporter gene. A luminescent assay was carried out to assess luciferase expression. We demonstrated that cation substitution on the polar domain of cationic phosphonolipids (N --> P or As) results in significant increase in transfection activity for both in vitro and in vivo assays and decrease of cellular toxicity.
Cation Substitution in Cationic Phosphonolipids: A New Concept To Improve Transfection Activity and Decrease Cellular Toxicity
摘要:
Cationic lipids have been shown to be an-interesting alternative to viral vector-mediated gene delivery into in vitro and in vivo model applications. Prior studies have demonstrated that even minor structural modifications of the lipid hydrophobic domain or of the lipid polar domain result in significant changes in gene delivery efficiency. Previously, we developed a novel class of cationic lipids called cationic phosphonolipids and described the ability of these vectors to transfer DNA into different cell lines and in vivo. Up until now, in all new cationic lipids, nitrogen atoms have always carried the cationic or polycationic charge. Recently we have developed a new series of cationic phosphonolipids characterized by a cationic charge carried by a phosphorus or arsenic atom. In a second step, we have also examined the effects of the linker length between the cation and the hydrophobic domain as regards transfection activity. Transfection activities of this library of new cationic phosphonolipids were studied in vitro in different cell lines (HeLa, CFT1, K562) and in vivo using a luciferase reporter gene. A luminescent assay was carried out to assess luciferase expression. We demonstrated that cation substitution on the polar domain of cationic phosphonolipids (N --> P or As) results in significant increase in transfection activity for both in vitro and in vivo assays and decrease of cellular toxicity.
Novel lipophilic compounds having affinity with nucleic acids and therapeutical uses thereof
申请人:——
公开号:US20010056074A1
公开(公告)日:2001-12-27
The invention consists of a compound of the general formula (I) below:
1
Wherein A, R1, R2, R3, R4 and X are as disclosed in the specification.
The invention also relates to the therapeutical uses of this compound, particularly for gene therapy.
本发明包括以下通式(I)的化合物:
1
其中 A、R1、R2、R3、R4 和 X 如说明书中所公开。
本发明还涉及该化合物的治疗用途,特别是用于基因治疗。
Cationic Phosphonolipids Containing Quaternary Phosphonium and Arsonium Groups for DNA Transfection with Good Efficiency and Low Cellular Toxicity**
作者:Erwann Guénin、Anne-Cécile Hervé、Virginie Floch、Séverine Loisel、Jean-Jacques Yaouanc、Jean-Claude Clément、Claude Férec、Hervé des Abbayes
The preparation of a series of novel water soluble cationic lipid derivatives possessing phosphonate ester groups linked to the para-position of N-methyl pyridinium moieties and bearing either identical or different alkyl chains is reported. The obtained phospholipids were tested for transfection efficiency into three different mammalian cell lines alone and in conjunction with diphytanoylphosphatidylethanolamine (DiPPE) or dioleylphosphatidylethanolamine (DOPE), using an assay adapted for 96-well microplates based on the detection of a colorimetric change caused by the production of a chromogen induced by expressed secreted human placental alkaline phosphatase. In our conditions, the highest transfection activities of cells HEK293 and hard-to-transfect cell lines B 16 and CHO were achieved with a 4-phosphonobutylpyridinium compound used at 1:5, 1: 10 or 3:6 DNA/lipid ratio bearing two myristyl chains in the presence of the fusogenic helper lipid DiPPE. (c) 2007 Elsevier Masson SAS. All rights reserved.
Cation Substitution in Cationic Phosphonolipids: A New Concept To Improve Transfection Activity and Decrease Cellular Toxicity
作者:Virginie Floch、Séverine Loisel、Erwann Guenin、Anne Cécile Hervé、Jean Claude Clément、Jean Jacques Yaouanc、Hervé des Abbayes、Claude Férec
DOI:10.1021/jm000006z
日期:2000.11.1
Cationic lipids have been shown to be an-interesting alternative to viral vector-mediated gene delivery into in vitro and in vivo model applications. Prior studies have demonstrated that even minor structural modifications of the lipid hydrophobic domain or of the lipid polar domain result in significant changes in gene delivery efficiency. Previously, we developed a novel class of cationic lipids called cationic phosphonolipids and described the ability of these vectors to transfer DNA into different cell lines and in vivo. Up until now, in all new cationic lipids, nitrogen atoms have always carried the cationic or polycationic charge. Recently we have developed a new series of cationic phosphonolipids characterized by a cationic charge carried by a phosphorus or arsenic atom. In a second step, we have also examined the effects of the linker length between the cation and the hydrophobic domain as regards transfection activity. Transfection activities of this library of new cationic phosphonolipids were studied in vitro in different cell lines (HeLa, CFT1, K562) and in vivo using a luciferase reporter gene. A luminescent assay was carried out to assess luciferase expression. We demonstrated that cation substitution on the polar domain of cationic phosphonolipids (N --> P or As) results in significant increase in transfection activity for both in vitro and in vivo assays and decrease of cellular toxicity.