Peptide amphiphile coassembly alters LNP uptake and tissue targeting in preclinical experiments
Academic source · ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces / PubMed
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What the paper reports
An ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces study incorporated charged peptide amphiphiles into mRNA lipid nanoparticles. Cationic C16TAT improved delivery in cell experiments, while anionic C16HA2 produced spleen-selective expression in vivo, exceeding liver expression by more than 100-fold in the reported setting. Tissue targeting depended on substantial changes in particle charge; the abstract does not establish human performance.
Why this paper is included
Potential business implication: amphiphile integration may offer formulation teams another route to tune LNP tropism, requiring reproducibility, stability, and safety evaluation.
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