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Author: Xu, Yingying; Yuen, Pak-Wai; Lam, Jenny Ka-Wing
Title: Intranasal DNA Vaccine for Protection against Respiratory Infectious Diseases: The Delivery Perspectives
  • Document date: 2014_7_10
  • ID: 0bma2749_52
    Snippet: Although PEI appeared as a promising vector for gene delivery including DNA vaccines, the cationic PEI is highly charged and non-biodegradable, and it often encounters toxicity problems which cannot be ignored. In this regard, many groups are developing low toxic or biodegradable PEI derivatives for gene delivery application. Mann et al. has developed a PEI derivative, deacylated PEI (dPEI), as DNA vaccine delivery agent [149] . dPEI is a nearly .....
    Document: Although PEI appeared as a promising vector for gene delivery including DNA vaccines, the cationic PEI is highly charged and non-biodegradable, and it often encounters toxicity problems which cannot be ignored. In this regard, many groups are developing low toxic or biodegradable PEI derivatives for gene delivery application. Mann et al. has developed a PEI derivative, deacylated PEI (dPEI), as DNA vaccine delivery agent [149] . dPEI is a nearly fully hydrolysed linear PEI with 11% additional free protonatable nitrogen atoms, enabling more efficient binding with DNA, reduced toxicity and high transfection efficiency. It is an effective DNA vaccine carrier for pulmonary delivery to elicit both systemic and mucosal immune responses, and offers protection against influenza challenge in vaccinated mice. This system has a potential to be exploited for intranasal administration. (PEI) (a,b) , Chitosan (c) and Poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid) (PLGA) (d).

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