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      Anti-JL1 antibody-conjugated poly (l-lysine) for targeted gene delivery to leukemia T cells

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          We have designed the gene delivery carrier targeted to Molt 4 cells, human leukemia T cells, using monoclonal antibody against leukemia-specific JL1 antigen, anti-JL1 antibody, as a targeting moiety. Anti-JL1 antibody has been proven to bind to JL1 antigen and subsequently be internalized into Molt 4 cells, demonstrating that anti-JL1 antibody has the potential as a targeting ligand for leukemia-specific gene transfer. Anti-JL1 antibody was modified with the heterobifunctional crosslinker, PDPH, at carbohydrate sites and conjugated to thiolated poly-L-lysine (PLL) via disulfide bridges. The composition and antigen binding affinity of antibody-PLL conjugates were analyzed by the amino acid analysis and the flow cytometry, respectively. Antibody-PLL conjugates neutralized pSV-beta-galactosidase plasmid DNA at 5:1 weight ratio and condensed into about 200--300-nm complexes. DNA/antibody-PLL complexes were effectively internalized into Molt 4 cells after 4 h incubation at 37 degrees C and showed significantly higher in vitro transfection efficiency than DNA/PLL complexes and DNA/Lipofectin formulation due to the targeting effect of receptor-mediated endocytosis induced by anti-JL1 antibody.

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          Journal of Controlled Release
          Journal of Controlled Release
          Elsevier BV
          01683659
          May 2001
          May 2001
          : 72
          : 1-3
          : 171-178
          Article
          10.1016/S0168-3659(01)00273-5
          11389996
          43a7dfca-500e-4c76-939b-69fc6e81d97d
          © 2001

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