Oral liposomal delivery of an activatable budesonide prodrug reduces colitis in experimental mice
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is one of the most common intestinal disorders, with increasing global incidence and prevalence. Numerous therapeutic drugs are available but require intravenous administration and are associated with high toxicity and insufficient patient compliance. Here, an oral liposome that entraps the activatable corticosteroid anti-inflammatory budesonide was developed for efficacious and safe IBD therapy. The prodrug was produced via the ligation of budesonide with linoleic acid linked by a hydrolytic ester bond, which was further constrained into lipid constituents to form colloidal stable nanoliposomes (termed budsomes). Chemical modification with linoleic acid augmented the compatibility and miscibility of the resulting prodrug in lipid bilayers to provide protection from the harsh environment of the gastrointestinal tract, while liposomal nanoformulation enables preferential accumulation to inflamed vasculature. Hence, when delivered orally, budsomes exhibited high stability with low drug release in the stomach in the presence of ultra-acidic pH but released active budesonide after accumulation in inflamed intestinal tissues. Notably, oral administration of budsomes demonstrated favorable anti-colitis effect with only ∼7% mouse body weight loss, whereas at least ∼16% weight loss was observed in other treatment groups. Overall, budsomes exhibited higher therapeutic efficiency than free budesonide treatment and potently induced remission of acute colitis without any adverse side effects. These data suggest a new and reliable approach for improving the efficacy of budesonide. Our in vivo preclinical data demonstrate the safety and increased efficacy of the budsome platform for IBD treatment, further supporting clinical evaluation of this orally efficacious budesonide therapeutic.
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2023 |
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Drug delivery - 30(2023), 1 vom: 02. Dez., Seite 2183821 |
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Xian, Shiyun [VerfasserIn] |
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Date Completed 03.03.2023 Date Revised 08.03.2023 published: Print Citation Status MEDLINE |
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