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Influence of pegylation and hapten location at the surface of radiolabelled liposomes on tumour immunotargeting using bispecific antibody.

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INTRODUCTION:This paper proposes liposomes as a potential new tool for radioimmunotherapy in solid tumours with a two step targeting system. Tumour pretargeting is obtained by using a monoclonal bispecific antibody (BsmAb, anti CEA x anti-DTPA-In) and pegylated liposomes containing lipid-hapten (DSPE-DTPA-In or DSPE-PEG-DTPA-In). To optimise at the same time in vivo behaviour and specific targeting, the study focuses on the liposome formulation in order to determine more precisely the role of pegylation on both the blood half-life and the specific recognition with the BsmAb. METHODS:Different liposome formulations containing two PEG length (1000 and 2000) in varying amount (1.5-6 mol%) were prepared with DTPA directly coupled to DSPE or at the end of the PEG chain (DSPE-DTPA or DSPE-PEG-DTPA). Liposomes were immobilized on an L1 chip to measure by SPR (Surface Plasmon Resonance) the effect of pegylation on the BsmAb recognition of the DTPA-In hapten. Pharmacokinetic studies were performed in mice. Tumour targeting was studied in nude mice xenografted with human colorectal adenocarcinoma cells that express CEA, and doubly radiolabelled liposomes (with (111)In and (125)I) injected 24h after the BsmAb. RESULTS:The best in vitro apparent dissociation constant was obtained with liposomes bearing DTPA at the end of the PEG chain (KD=6.3 nM), which showed significant specific tumour uptake after BsmAb injection (8.6 ± 2.4% ID/g at 24h versus 4.5 ± 0.5%ID/g for passive targeting, α=0.01). All tumour/organ ratios were superior to 1 at 24h for this formulation, except for the spleen. CONCLUSION:The feasibility of specific tumour targeting in mice with a BsmAb and radiolabelled liposomes was demonstrated and the interest of SPR to predict their targeting performance in vivo was highlighted. This original and new approach provides promising prospects for the radioimmunotherapy of solid tumours.

journal_name

Nucl Med Biol

journal_title

Nuclear medicine and biology

authors

Rauscher A,Frindel M,Maurel C,Maillasson M,Le Saëc P,Rajerison H,Gestin JF,Barbet J,Faivre-Chauvet A,Mougin-Degraef M

doi

10.1016/j.nucmedbio.2013.12.012

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2014-05-01 00:00:00

pages

e66-74

eissn

0969-8051

issn

1872-9614

pii

S0969-8051(13)00260-6

journal_volume

41 Suppl

pub_type

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Influence of pegylation and hapten location at the surface of radiolabelled liposomes on tumour immunotargeting using bispecific antibody.