Abstract:
Disclosed are visible light-activatable antitumor self-assembled nanoparticles or antitumor immunity-inducing self-assembled nanoparticles. The self-assembled nanoparticles induce potent apoptosis in cancer cells and increase their own anticancer immunogenicity, thereby maximizing their therapeutic efficacy for cancer.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a prodrug for preventing or treating cancer. The prodrug is mediated by albumin present in the blood to achieve high cancer selectivity for cancer and high stability. Also disclosed is a pharmaceutical composition for preventing or treating cancer including the prodrug. The anticancer prodrug and the pharmaceutical composition form a conjugate with albumin even without using a carrier or delivery vector when injected in vivo. Therefore, the anticancer prodrug and the pharmaceutical composition are effective in preventing or treating cancer, have increased in vivo half-lives, and can accumulate in cancer with increased efficiency to significantly alleviate the side effects of the anticancer drug.
Abstract:
Disclosed is an optimal peptide-liposome complex capable of multivalent crosslinking with PD-L1 on the cell surface to induce degradation of PD-L1. The peptide-liposome complex effectively blocks PD-L1, an immune checkpoint on the surface of cancer cells, and prevents the recycling of PD-L1 by intracellular metabolism to induce complete degradation of PD-L1 in cancer cells, achieving an increased therapeutic effect on cancer.
Abstract:
Disclosed is an efficient carrier for gene delivery to cells based on PCR. The PCR-based gene delivery carrier includes: a shell composed of neutral liposomes; and template DNA and PCR components including polymerase, dNTPs and primers for amplification of the template DNA by PCR, within an inner space defined by the shell. The gene delivery carrier enhances the gene loading efficiency of neutral liposomes without cytotoxicity. Further disclosed is a method for preparing the gene delivery carrier.