基于納米泡的前列腺癌超聲靶向診斷及治療的實(shí)驗(yàn)研究
[Abstract]:Background Nowadays, cancer is still an important disease threatening human health. Prostate cancer is one of the most common fatal cancer diseases in elderly men. Early diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer is very important to the prognosis of patients. Tumors are also playing an increasingly important role. Especially in recent years, many new techniques have been applied in the field of medical imaging, making it possible to evaluate tumor biological behavior and prognosis from multiple perspectives. Surgical treatment, radiotherapy and drug therapy are suitable for patients with different indications. Chemotherapy, as an important adjuvant therapy in the early and late stages, plays an important role. Targeting has always been an urgent problem in tumor therapy. Contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) is a method to enhance tissue contrast by intravenous injection of CEUS. With the deepening understanding of CEUS, researchers have developed a variety of CEUS agents. Ultrasound nanobubbles are a kind of ultrasound contrast agents with a diameter of 1000 nm. The following ultrasound contrast agents can break through the limitation of traditional micron-scale ultrasound contrast agent blood pool imaging and can be used for vascular imaging. Poor circulatory penetration and retention enhancement effect (EPR effect) enters the tissue gap and further binds with tumor cells to produce specific enhanced ultrasound signals for molecular diagnosis of cancer. prostate specific membrane antigen (PSMA) is a specific expression on prostate cancer cell surface. Facial membrane proteins are highly expressed, especially in androgen-independent prostate cancer and metastatic prostate cancer with high mortality. We successfully constructed and prepared targeted nanobubbles for prostate cancer by linking monoclonal antibodies against PSMA and nanoantibodies to lipid nanobubbles, respectively, in our previous studies. In contrast to non-targeted nanobubbles, targeted nanobubbles can specifically bind to prostate cancer cells in vitro and exhibit specific imaging characteristics in vivo, such as prolonged tumor imaging time and increased peak intensity. Different from small molecular conjugates and nano-antibodies previously studied by our team, aptamers with smaller molecular weights are nucleotide or deoxynucleotide sequences that can bind to other substances and serve as ligand molecules for targeting nanobubbles, thus avoiding immunogenicity such as monoclonal antibodies and engineered antibodies. Therefore, using aptamer A10-3.2 as ligand to construct lipid nanobubbles with small size, stable performance and good safety will be the content of further research. Surgery also plays an important role in the treatment of tumors, such as high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) in the clinical treatment of uterine fibroids achieved good results. But in the treatment of deep tumors in vivo, we need to take into account the ultrasound energy on the sound channel tissue thermal damage and the destruction of the tumor peripheral nerves. Targeted destruction of ultrasound microbubbles produced by ultrasound microbubbles is relatively safe and can be used to destroy ultrasound contrast agents at targeted sites where they are needed, thus promoting the absorption of drugs by irradiated tissue. This technology has been compared in a number of disease areas (including cardiovascular, eye and tumor related diseases). Compared with micron-sized ultrasound contrast agents, the smaller size nanobubbles have stronger penetration ability and better stability. However, whether the cavitation effect of nanobubbles rupture under ultrasound irradiation can promote doxorubin (DOX) inhibiting prostate cancer growth still needs further study and elaboration. In this study, we will carry out ultrasound targeted diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer based on nanobubbles in two parts. Firstly, aptamer A10-3.2 was loaded on lipid nanobubbles as ligand to construct targeted nanobubbles with small particle size, good safety and stable performance, and its PSMA-positive was studied. Objective 1. To study the ultrasound imaging ability of nanobubbles and their penetrating power in tumor tissues, and to prepare PSMA-loaded nanobubbles for PSMA. Targeted ultrasound nanobubbles of body A10-3.2 were used to study the imaging effect of targeted ultrasound nanobubbles in the diagnosis of prostate cancer. It provides a high-penetrating, safe and efficient targeted contrast agent for targeted ultrasound molecular imaging of prostate cancer. It also provides a method for the study of targeted ultrasound nanobubbles carrying aptamers. 2. Targeting prostate cancer based on nanobubbles. On the basis of ultrasound molecular imaging, the inhibitory effect of chemotherapy drug DOX on the growth of prostate cancer and its potential mechanism under low intensity ultrasound targeted destruction of nanobubbles were further explored, which provided a detailed research basis for promoting the inhibition of prostate cancer by adriamycin by nanobubbles rupture under ultrasound irradiation, and also provided a real tumor targeting nanobubbles. Methods 1. Lipid nanobubbles directed by PSMA aptamer A10-3.2 were used in the diagnosis of prostate cancer. (1) Lipid nanobubbles were separated by centrifugal floatation and mechanical vibration in the hydrate solution. The color hemodynamics before and after injection of nanobubbles were observed in vivo. (2) Fluorinated aptamer A10-3.2 was synthesized by chemical method, and the specificity of aptamer to PSMA-positive cells was verified by immunofluorescence and flow cytometry. Afterwards, the amide reaction was performed. The targeted nanobubbles were constructed by attaching aptamer A10-3.2 to the surface of nanobubbles. The targeting of nanobubbles was verified by gel electrophoresis and immunofluorescence. (3) The size of targeted nanobubbles and non-targeted nanobubbles and ultrasound imaging in vitro were detected, and the safety of targeted nanobubbles was verified by hemolysis test. The binding ability of targeted nanobubbles to cells was observed by external binding experiment. (4) The nude mice models of prostate cancer transplanted with C4-2 and PC-3 were constructed to observe the changes of contrast-enhanced ultrasound parameters (peak time, peak intensity, halving time and area under 1/2 peak intensity curve) of targeted nanobubbles and non-targeted nanobubbles, as well as in vivo fluorescence imaging. Objective To observe the distribution of targeted nanobubbles in tumor-bearing mice.2.Lipid nanobubbles assisted doxorubicin in inhibiting the growth of prostate cancer by ultrasound-targeted destruction technique(1)Contrast-enhanced ultrasound was used to observe the effect of nanobubbles on the growth of prostate cancer in animal PC-3 prostate cancer xenografts under different ultrasound power(1W/cm 2,1.75W/cm 2 and 2.5W/cm 2). (2) Nude mice bearing PC-3 prostate cancer were divided into four groups: doxorubicin group (DOX), doxorubicin plus nanobubbles group (DOX+NB), doxorubicin plus ultrasound group (DOX+US), doxorubicin plus nanobubbles group (DOX+NB+US) and doxorubicin plus nanobubbles group (DOX+NB+US). After 6 hours of treatment, the nude mice were sacrificed, the heart, liver, spleen, lung, kidney and transplanted tumor tissues were taken out, and the supernatant of each group was calculated by the standard quantitative curve of adriamycin. (3) PC-3 prostate cancer cells were divided into four groups: DOX, DOX+NB, DOX+US and DOX+NB+US. The cell survival rate was determined by CCK-8 method. On the basis of the above-mentioned grouping of tumor-bearing nude mice, 5 groups were added to the normal saline group (Control). Ultrasound parameters remained unchanged, treatment was given once every other day for 9 times, and the changes of body weight and tumor volume were monitored. PC-3 cells and transplanted tumor were grouped by NB, US and NB+US. The cell surface morphology was observed by scanning electron microscopy. The distribution of electron tracers in tumor was observed by transmission electron microscopy after intravenous injection of lanthanum nitrate. (2) Immunohistochemistry and flow cytometry demonstrated that aptamer A10-3.2 had good specificity for PSMA positive cells. Gel electrophoresis and immunofluorescence techniques confirmed that the targeted nanobubbles were successfully constructed. Hemolysis experiments showed that the targeted nanobubbles had no obvious hemolysis effect on red blood cells. (3) The diameter of non-targeted nanobubbles and targeted nanobubbles were (519.4 (74.6) nm and (576.6 (40.2) nm, respectively. Bubbles can specifically bind to C4-2 cells which are PSMA-positive, but not to PC-3 cells which are PSMA-negative. (4) By comparing the target nanobubbles and non-target nanobubbles in PSMA-positive animal transplanted tumors, we found that there was no significant difference in peak time (P 0.05), peak strength, halving time and non-target nanobubbles. There were significant differences in the area of curves under 1/2 peak intensity [19.48 (+ 2.59) vs (16.86 (+ 2.64) D B, (862.53 (+ 143.83) vs (347.69 (+ 74.86) s) and (1978.60 (+ 370.21) vs (795.60 (+ 115.41) D B (+) s, P 0.05)]; there were no significant differences in the four angiographic indices of the two kinds of nanobubbles in PSMA-negative animals (P 0.05). Fluorescence imaging showed that the targeted nanobubbles had a certain aggregation ability in C4-2 transplanted tumor. 2. Lipid nanobubbles assisted doxorubicin to inhibit the growth of prostate cancer by ultrasound targeted destructive technology (1) The diameter of the nanobubbles was (485.7 + 33.0) nm, and the polydispersity coefficient was 0.026. (2) When the drug distribution was determined, doxorubicin was most distributed in the transplanted tumors of DOX+NB+US group [(43.71+5.03) ng/g], followed by DOX+US group [(36.91+5.72)]. (3) Compared with the control group, the survival rate of prostate cancer cells in the DOX+NB+US group [(43.16+2.47)%] and the volume of transplanted tumor [(68.16+14.00) mm3] were significantly inhibited before contrast-enhanced ultrasound treatment. The changes of intensity and pathological section after transplantation also confirmed that the necrosis was most obvious in DOX+NB+US group. (4) In scanning electron microscopy, more holes were found in prostate cancer cells of NB+US group, and the wrinkles on the cell surface were significantly increased. Transmission electron microscopy also confirmed that more lanthanum nitrate particles entered the transplanted tumor cells and tissues in NB+US group. Conclusion1. Nanobubbles have a good ultrasound imaging effect, can use the EPR effect of tumor into the tumor tissue gap, to achieve tumour. 2.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:第三軍醫(yī)大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級別】:博士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2017
【分類號】:R737.25;R445.1
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