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A nano-disperse ferritin-core mimetic that efficiently corrects anemia without luminal iron redox activity.


ABSTRACT: The 2-5 nm Fe(III) oxo-hydroxide core of ferritin is less ordered and readily bioavailable compared to its pure synthetic analogue, ferrihydrite. We report the facile synthesis of tartrate-modified, nano-disperse ferrihydrite of small primary particle size, but with enlarged or strained lattice structure (~2.7Å for the main Bragg peak versus 2.6Å for synthetic ferrihydrite). Analysis indicated that co-precipitation conditions can be achieved for tartrate inclusion into the developing ferrihydrite particles, retarding both growth and crystallization and favoring stabilization of the cross-linked polymeric structure. In murine models, gastrointestinal uptake was independent of luminal Fe(III) reduction to Fe(II) and, yet, absorption was equivalent to that of ferrous sulphate, efficiently correcting the induced anemia. This process may model dietary Fe(III) absorption and potentially provide a side effect-free form of cheap supplemental iron. From the clinical editor: Small size tartrate-modified, nano-disperse ferrihydrite was used for efficient gastrointestinal delivery of soluble Fe(III) without the risk for free radical generation in murine models. This method may provide a potentially side effect-free form iron supplementation.

SUBMITTER: Powell JJ 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC4315135 | biostudies-literature | 2014 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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A nano-disperse ferritin-core mimetic that efficiently corrects anemia without luminal iron redox activity.

Powell Jonathan J JJ   Bruggraber Sylvaine F A SF   Faria Nuno N   Poots Lynsey K LK   Hondow Nicole N   Pennycook Timothy J TJ   Latunde-Dada Gladys O GO   Simpson Robert J RJ   Brown Andy P AP   Pereira Dora I A DI  

Nanomedicine : nanotechnology, biology, and medicine 20140104 7


The 2-5 nm Fe(III) oxo-hydroxide core of ferritin is less ordered and readily bioavailable compared to its pure synthetic analogue, ferrihydrite. We report the facile synthesis of tartrate-modified, nano-disperse ferrihydrite of small primary particle size, but with enlarged or strained lattice structure (~2.7Å for the main Bragg peak versus 2.6Å for synthetic ferrihydrite). Analysis indicated that co-precipitation conditions can be achieved for tartrate inclusion into the developing ferrihydrit  ...[more]

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