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Membrane-anchored -glucuronidase Steve Roffler Institute of Biomedical Sciences Academia Sinica Taipei, Taiwan
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MEMzyme Transgene Transgene Expression ß-glucuronidase glucuronide Glucuronide probe or drug B7 TM glucuronide Potential advantage: Signal amplification due to enzymatic hydrolysis of glucuronide probes or drugs Memzyme activation of imaging or therapeutic agents
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ßG in lysosomes – inaccessible to glucuronides Low serum ßG – little systemic activation Low toxicity Fast renal clearance – rapid imaging Endogenous - low immunogenicity Many possible glucuronide probes and drugs Potential advantages of a ßG reporter
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Fluorescent probe can be activated and accumulate at cells that express enzyme In vitro imaging of gene expression red = enzyme expression green = activated probe accumulation
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Sites of Ad transgene expression could be imaged Imaging of adenovirus memzyme expression Kodak IS2000MM
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In vitro activation of HAMG HAMG can be activated at EJ/mßG cells O HO OH COOH O N Cl HAMG Glucuronide prodrug N Cl HO pHAM Active drug
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HAMG prodrug toxicity to mice HAMG is well tolerated by mice
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Prodrug therapy of EJ tumors HAMG displayed selective activity against EJ/mßG tumors 01020304050 0 1000 2000 EJ PBS EJ HAMG EJ/mßG PBS EJ/mßG HAMG Days Tumor volume (mm 3 ) (150 mg/kg HAMG on days 15 and 19)
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Summary Surface enzyme allow both imaging and therapy Immunogenicity is low but selectivity is high May possess advantages for cancer gene therapy
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Dr. Kuang-Wen Liao Shey-Cherng Tzo Tang-Bi Liu Surface scFv T cell activation Surface expression Shih-en Chang Wen-Jun Chung Bing-Mae Chen Dr. Yu-Ling Leu Chia-Nan College of Pharmacy and Science Dr. Ji-Wang Chern National Taiwan University Dr. Tian-Lu Cheng Kaohsiung Medical University Chin-Chuan Chen Dr. Hsin-Ell Wang National Yang Ming University Yi-Hsuan Chiang Pei-Yu Wu Chien-I Su http://www.ibms.sinica.edu.tw/~sroff/sr_refs.html
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