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Development of magnetic anionic liposome/atelocollagen complexes for efficient magnetic drug targeting.


ABSTRACT: Magnetic nanoparticle-incorporated liposomes (magnetic liposomes) are considered a promising site-specific drug delivery carrier vehicle. With regard to their surface charge, magnetic anionic liposomes (Mag-AL) demonstrate little toxicity in comparison with magnetic cationic liposomes (Mag-CL), whereas their cellular association and uptake efficiency are low. In the current study, we constructed complexes of Mag-AL and atelocollagen (ATCOL), which is a biocompatible and minimally immunogenic biomaterial, to improve the cellular uptake properties of Mag-AL in vitro and in vivo. The cellular association and/or uptake of Mag-AL in RAW264 cells, a murine macrophage-like cell line, under a magnetic field was significantly increased when Mag-AL was complexed with ATCOL, and the highest cellular association was observed with complexes constructed using 5 µg/mL of ATCOL. The complexes showed liposome concentration-dependent and time-dependent cellular association under a magnetic field, and their cellular uptake efficiency was comparable with that of Mag-CL. In addition, Mag-CL showed significant cytotoxicity in a liposome concentration-dependent manner, whereas Mag-AL/ATCOL complexes produced no cytotoxic effect against RAW264 cells. Furthermore, the efficient cellular association of Mag-AL/ATCOL complexes in RAW264 cells was observed even in the presence of serum, and their liver accumulation was significantly increased at a magnetic field-exposed region after intravenous injection in rats. These results indicate that Mag-AL/ATCOL complexes could be a safe and efficient magnetic responsive drug carrier.

SUBMITTER: Kono Y 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC8241088 | biostudies-literature |

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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