2020
DOI: 10.1002/anie.202006890
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Light‐Induced Self‐Escape of Spherical Nucleic Acid from Endo/Lysosome for Efficient Non‐Cationic Gene Delivery

Abstract: Developing non-cationic gene carriers and achieving efficient endo/lysosome escape of functional nucleic acids in cytosol are two major challenges faced by the field of gene delivery.H erein, we demonstrate the concept of self-escape spherical nucleic acid (SNA) to achieve light controlled noncationic gene delivery with sufficient endo/lysosome escape capacity.I nt his system, Bcl-2 antisense oligonucleotides (OSAs) were conjugated onto the surface of aggregationinduced emission (AIE) photosensitizer (PS) nano… Show more

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“…[ 116 ] In addition, a core‐shell nanostructure (AIE PS as core/Bcl‐2 oligonucleotide [OSA] as shell) for light controlled gene delivery with endo‐/lysosome escape capacity was developed by Liu's group. [ 117 ] Under light irradiation, the core‐shell nanostructure could generate sufficient amount of 1 O 2 to rupture the lysosome structure and let the nanostructure to escape, thus resulting in the released OSA to induce apoptosis of tumor cells.…”
Section: Gene Therapy‐based Theranostic Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[ 116 ] In addition, a core‐shell nanostructure (AIE PS as core/Bcl‐2 oligonucleotide [OSA] as shell) for light controlled gene delivery with endo‐/lysosome escape capacity was developed by Liu's group. [ 117 ] Under light irradiation, the core‐shell nanostructure could generate sufficient amount of 1 O 2 to rupture the lysosome structure and let the nanostructure to escape, thus resulting in the released OSA to induce apoptosis of tumor cells.…”
Section: Gene Therapy‐based Theranostic Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We proposed that the Te -Mn II coordination complex in the nanosystem might catalyze the production of ROS( mainly in aform of COH) from hydrogen peroxide in lysosome,which facilitated the endo/lysosome escape and improved the delivery efficacyo fs iRNAi nto cytoplasm. [15] ATPr esponsiveness has proven important for rapid release and gene knockdown of siRNAi nc ells. [16] We first evaluated ATPresponsiveness of H2-ssDNA.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In fact, there exists a wide variety of commercially available 5 0 -modifiers, such as the GalNAc phosphoramidite (enabling tissue targeting for therapeutic applications) and dye phosphoramidites (to confer fluorescence for diagnostic applications). Lastly, unlike some conjugates that take advantage of stimuli-responsive oligonucleotide release, 59 the current system releases the oligonucleotide without bulky covalent attachments leftover, even with further 5 0 -extension, which could lead to sub-optimal binding affinity with target RNA or protein.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%