WO2016076761A1 - Плазмидная днк, кодирующая hnp-1, либо hnp-2, либо hnp-3, бактериальный продуцент, анальгетическое средство (варианты) - Google Patents
Плазмидная днк, кодирующая hnp-1, либо hnp-2, либо hnp-3, бактериальный продуцент, анальгетическое средство (варианты) Download PDFInfo
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Definitions
- the invention (options) relates to medicine, pharmacology, biotechnology, molecular biology, genetic engineering and can be used for analgesia.
- peptide amides [US4459225 (A)], phenylhydrazone derivatives, as anti-inflammatory or analgesic agents [EP0952159 (B1)], synthetic peptide amides for the prevention and treatment of pain [RU 2500685 C2] is known. It is known to use a family of peptides having analgesic activity, the general formula AB-Tyr-Pro (DPro, dHPro, DdHPro, DLdhPro, Hyp) -CX [WO2008020778 (Al)], a derivative of a peptide administered subcutaneously or orally, having analgesic activity, or anti nociceptive [US2008009448 (A1)].
- a recombinant plasmid is known, for bacterial expression, containing a homologous regulon or heterologous DNA, the latter can encode a polypeptide with an analgesic effect [SK278170 (B6)].
- a mono-compound of indole with a new structure is known containing a deep-water macrogenomic gene cluster synthesized in Escherichia coli cells [CN 102477436 (A)].
- Known polypeptide from anemone Heteractis crispa, with a pronounced analgesic effect [RU 2368621 CI, RU 2404245 C1]
- a method for its production [RU 2415866 C1].
- omega-conopeptides TVIA SNX-185) or MVIIA (SNX-111)
- methods of analgesia using alpha-conotoxins [WO2014023129 (A1), CN102286033 (B), CN102286033 (B66) (A)], conotoxin Lt7b [CN 102628048 (A)].
- omega-conopeptide for the manufacture of a medicament for inhibiting the progress of neuropathic pain is known [EP1336409 (B1)].
- scorpion polypeptide having analgesic and antitumor effects [US7592309 (B2), CN101591668 (A)], and a method for its use [US7592309 (B2)] and the preparation of [CN101591668 (A)], Scolopendra subspinipes mutilans - mu-SLPT mutolans - mu-SLPT mutant - possessing an analgesic effect [CN 102977201 (A)].
- Grammostola spatulata spider venom peptides are known to have analgesic effects [US5776896 (A)], the Chinese peptic bird spider HWAP-I peptide [US6670329 (B2)].
- Peptide molecules from snake venom and their derivatives, homologues, analogues and mimetics are known that can induce analgesia or pain relief alone or in combination with other analgesic molecules [US6613745 (B1), US7902152 (B2)], as well as the shortened neurotoxin of sea snake Liiemis hard for analgesia [US7294697 (B2)].
- IL-31 a humanized monoclonal antibody or chimeric antibody [RU 2440130 C2], prostatic acid phosphatase ("PAP”), its active variant, fragment or derivative [WO2009064497 (A1)],
- neuropathic pain using antibodies against CCR2 [RU 201 1 1 10169 A]
- a peptide containing the amino acid sequence Thr-Rl-Lue-Ile-Asp-Asn-Asn -Ala-Thr-Glu-Glu-Ile-Leu-Tyr where R1 is D-alanine affecting a neurodegenerative disorder or myelination disorder [RU 2266129 C2]
- proteins with a zinc finger domain bound to a regulatory domain that are capable of activating or suppress 15 000756
- neuropathic or central sensitization pain using a sequence of an isolated gene that is regulated in the spinal cord of a mammal in response to mechanically different first and second models of neuropathic or central sensitization pain [US2003108906 (A1), US2003134301 (A1), US2003138803 (A1), US2004058326 (A1)],
- TORC polypeptides [RU 981 18091 A], histogranin and its chemically stable analogue [CA2219437 (A1)], linear, cyclic histogranin peptides and pseudopeptides based on them [US6566327 (B1)], a hybrid protein containing IL- 10 and IL-4 [WO2013070076 (A1)], IL-10 based polypeptides [US7261882 (B2)],
- IL-13-binding proteins [RU 2472807 C2], 1L-12 / p40-binding proteins [RU 2012124438 A], IL-12 / p41-binding proteins [RU 2008103312 A ], IL-17 binding proteins [RU 201 1 140335 A], prostoglandin E2 binding proteins [RU 2011 104228 A], immunoglobulins with a double variable domain [RU 2515108 C2], immunoglobulins with a double variable domain against prostoglandin E2 [RU 201 1104348 A], the fight against chronic or acute attacks of pain using the EEZ family of proteins [RU 20041 14989 A],
- peptides preferably from Lactobacillus rhamnosus [RU 201 1 136454 A].
- TRPA1 Known methods for reducing pain sensitivity under physiological and pathophysiological conditions (for example, with allodynia and hyperalgesia), especially the perception of pain that is associated or mediated by mechanical sensitivity through TRPA1, using antagonistic antibodies TRPA1, preferably monoclonal antibodies [RU 2430750 C2].
- Known analgesic / anti-inflammatory agents selected from the following classes of receptor antagonists, receptor agonists and enzyme inhibitors, each class acting on different molecular mechanisms of action on pain and suppression of inflammation: (4) bradykinin receptor antagonists (peptides), mediated peptide antagonists of the calcitonin gene (CGRP) receptor (alpha-COCR- (8-37), (8) antagonists of the interleukin receptor (Lys-D-Pro-Thr) [RU 2180852 C2], beta-cellululin protein (BTC) [JP2000198744 (A)].
- CGRP mediated peptide antagonists of the calcitonin gene
- BTC beta-cellululin protein
- a fusion protein based on a neurotrophic factor of the brain is known, obtained using a prokaryotic soluble protein expression system [CN1978466 (B), WO9942480 (A1)].
- Known neurotensin type 2 receptor polypeptides for the treatment of pain [US6008050 (A)].
- a conjugate of neurotensin or its analogues with a therapeutic peptide is known, which can be used to induce hypothermia or analgesia [WO2010063122 (A1)].
- Conformationally optimized analogues of alpha-melanotropin are known, which have a specific effect on the central nervous system [US4649191 (A)].
- Known synthetic peptide that modulates the release of a neurotransmitter similar to SNARE [KR20090041066 (A)].
- analgesia such as peptides with a large number of bridge bonds isolated from Actinomadura namibiensis [RU 2010144778 A], a peptide structure
- DGSVVVNKVSELPAGHGLNVNTLSYGDLAAD [RU 2508296 C2] a peptide modulator of PT1 purinergic receptors [RU 2422459 C1], dipeptides containing a 2-thioacyl group at the emmesch-terminal amino acid residue [RU] C98, peptide 2298, peptide, ], a polypeptide that improves calcium metabolism [JPH03178993 (A)], as well as prodrug compositions with a high degree of penetration based on peptides and peptide-related compounds [RU 201 1 149796 A].
- a combined approach to analgesia is known - using a synergistic combination of a selective inhibitor of the neuronal transporter norepinephrine and an analgesic in the therapeutic treatment of vertebrates, including humans, for pain relief or for the prevention or relief of pain [US 8188048 B2].
- Dynorphin analog peptides are known which, when co-administered with narcotic or analgesic agents, enhance the action of the latter, including enkephalins and beta-endorphin analogues [EP0096592B1].
- defensin peptide Npr-1 alone or in combination with neuropeptide M, as a therapeutic agent for the prevention and / or treatment of peripheral vascular diseases, including anesthesia, spreading pain, causalgia (burning pain) [WO 2009/043461 A1].
- RNA interfering agent for the treatment of chronic pain [WO2013126963 (A1)].
- RNA preparations are quickly destroyed outside the body, and special storage conditions are also required, which puts the industrial applicability of RNA-based drugs into question.
- a method of long-term analgesia is known, according to which myogenic cells are administered to a patient in which a peptide is activated with the corresponding DNA that activates an opioid receptor or mediates the binding of substance P to the receptor [US7166279 (B2)].
- a peptide is activated with the corresponding DNA that activates an opioid receptor or mediates the binding of substance P to the receptor [US7166279 (B2)].
- the agent may be a protein, RNA or DNA [WO2013177484 (A1)].
- Oncostatin M is known, or its homolog synthesized from a vector for gene transfer: lentivirus, retrovirus, Sendai virus, adenovirus and adeno-associated virus, including for the treatment of pain [JP4803789 (B2)].
- composition which contains a vector, including plasmid DNA, and a pharmaceutically acceptable excipient or adjuvant, to alleviate, prevent or treat pain
- the vector contains a nucleotide sequence containing at least one region that modulates the expression of VR1 receptor [ US2006154886 (A1)].
- analgesia is carried out by blocking the receptor associated with the ion channel - a non-specific conductor of cations.
- plasmid DNA carrying the gene from which defensin is synthesized in mammalian cells, as a means of inducing analgesia, will also minimize the possibility of the development of pathogens in the body: as a rule, when pain of any etiology worsens and the body's ability to resist infections decreases, as a result, after, for example, surgery, antibiotics can be prescribed, and the use of a natural antimicrobial peptide will allow combining both analgesia and protective effect kt, as a result, it is possible to abandon the use of antibiotics.
- Close analogues of the invention are the inventions described in patent CN10164801 1 (A) and patent application US2006154886 (A1), which disclose analgesics in the form of plasmid DNA.
- Plasmid DNA should contain elements essential for the organisms of its maintenance and use, together with the corresponding regulatory sequences. Regulatory sequences are nucleotide sequences that can affect gene expression at the level of transcription and / or translation, as well as mechanisms that ensure the existence and maintenance of plasmid DNA functioning.
- the origin of replication and the reporter gene are essential for the prokaryotic system. Bacterial elements of plasmid DNA should not adversely affect expression in mammalian cells and cause a side effect of the use of plasmid DNA. There is evidence in the literature that the use of the ampicillin resistance gene as a reporter gene may be undesirable due to the development of the patient's response to ampicillin, however, the authors consider such consequences to be related to the low quality of plasmid DNA purification, but not the element itself.
- the essential elements of plasmids for use in mammals are the promoter, mRNA leader sequence, and the termination sequence.
- a promoter is an important component of a plasmid that triggers the expression of a gene of interest.
- the classic promoters for the plasmid DNA component of the preparations are the human CMV / immediate early or CMV-chicken- ⁇ actin (CAGG) promoter.
- CMV promoters are used for most DNA vaccines, as they mediate high levels of constitutive expression in a wide range of mammalian tissues [Manthorpe M, Cornefert-Jensen F, Hartikka J, et al. Gene therapy by intramuscular injection of plasmid DNA: studies on firefly luciferase gene expression in mice. Hum. Gene Ther. 1993; 4 (4): 419-431] and do not inhibit downstream reading.
- An increase in the expression level is observed when the CMV promoter is changed, for example, by turning on the HTLV-1R-U5 downstream from the cytomegalovirus promoter or when using the chimeric SV40-CMV promoter [Williams JA, Carnes AE, Hodgson CP. Plasmid DNA vaccine vector design: impact on efficacy, safety and upstream production. Biotechnol. Adv. 2009; 27 (4): 353-370].
- CMV promoters An alternative to CMV promoters is tissue-specific host promoters that avoid constitutive expression of antigens in inappropriate tissues, which generally leads to a decrease in immunogenicity [Cazeaux N, Bennasser Y, Vidal PL, Li Z, Paulin D, Bahraoui E. Comparative study of immune responses induced after immunization with plasmids encoding the HlV-1 Nef protein under the control of the CMV-IE or the muscle-specific desmin promoter. Vaccine 2002; 20 (27-28): 3322-3331].
- the mRNA leader sequence also plays a large role.
- the Kozak sequence immediately before the ATG start codon allows for increased expression [Kozak M. Recognition of AUG and alternative initiator codons is augmented by G in position +4 but is not generally affected by the nucleotides in positions +5 and +6. EMBO J. 1997; 16 (9): 2482-2492].
- the presence of an intron in the downstream plasmid from the promoter can increase mRNA stability and increase gene expression.
- Gene expression can be affected by changing the termination sequence, which is necessary to maintain the stability of mRNA, proper termination of transcription and export of mRNA from the nucleus, including shortening it.
- Many modern DNA vaccines use the bovine growth hormone transcriptional terminator sequence [Montgomery DL, Shiver JW, Leander KR, et al. Heterologous and homologous protection against influenza A by DNA vaccination: optimization of DNA vectors. DNA Cell Biol. 1993; 12 (9): 777-783].
- Polyadenylation (polyA) is necessary to stabilize the transcript. Changing the sequence of polyA can lead to increased gene expression [Norman JA, Hobart P, Manthorpe M, Feigner P, Wheeler C.
- the bovine growth hormone terminator region contains a homopurin region that is sensitive to nuclease. It was shown that an alternative polyA sequence can significantly improve plasmid stability to nuclease [Azzoni AR, Ribeiro SC, Monteiro GA, Prazeres DMF. The impact of polyadenylation signals on plasmid nuclease-resistance and transgene expression. J Gene Med. 2007; 9: 392 ⁇ 102]. The introduction of two stop codons can increase the efficiency of the transcription terminator.
- the optimal plasmid design for prescribing should combine the “bacterial” and “eukaryotic” elements with appropriate regulatory sequences to ensure high copy number during production and a high level of expression in mammals [Saade F, Petrovsky N. Technologies for enhanced efficacy of DNA vaccines. Expert Rev Vaccines. 2012 Feb; 1 1 (2): 189-209. doi: 10.1586 / erv.1 1.188].
- plasmid DNA can be used that is at least standard for gene delivery and expression in mammals, including humans, and optimized for the above parameters, including those described in detail in Williams et al. 2009 [Williams JA, Carnes AE, Hodgson CP. Plasmid DNA vaccine vector design: impact on efficacy, safety and upstream production. Biotechnol. Adv. 2009; 27 (4): 353-370].
- the FDA Guide (2007) states that studies of the biodistribution of a substance after it has been introduced into the body can be canceled for DNA vaccines produced by cloning a new gene into a plasmid vector, for which acceptable biodistribution and integration profiles have been previously documented.
- a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier or buffer solution for DNA intended for human use, it may be useful to have the final DNA product in a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier or buffer solution.
- pharmaceutically acceptable carriers or buffers are known in the art and include those described in various texts, such as, for example, Remington's Pharmaceutical Sciences.
- a prototype of embodiments of the invention is the invention disclosed in the application for the invention WO 2009/043461 A1: the use of defensin HNP-1 for the treatment of including pain.
- Defensins constitute a large family of low molecular weight (3-5-kDa) cysteine-rich cationic peptides stabilized by several (usually three) disulfide bonds [Ganz, T. 2002. Immunology: Versatile defensins. Science 298: 977-979, Lehrer, RI and Ganz, T. 2002. Defensins of vertebrate animals. Curr. Opin. Immunol. 14: 96-102.], Which are capable of killing a wide range of pathogens, including a variety of bacteria, fungi, and enveloped viruses. In humans, this family is represented by the ⁇ -subfamily (HNP) and the ⁇ -subfamily (hBD) of defensins.
- HNP ⁇ -subfamily
- hBD ⁇ -subfamily
- HNP-1 and HNP-3 contain only 30 amino acid residues in their composition, these peptides are identical to each other except for the replacement of alanine with asparagine at position 1.
- HNP-2 is a proteolytic product of HNP-1 and HNP-3, contains 29 amino acid residues (the first amino acid is missing from the ⁇ -terminus).
- the presence of disulfide bonds ensures the preservation of the resistance of defensin molecules to numerous leukocyte and microbial proteinases and the preservation of antibiotic properties in the focus inflammation and tissue destruction [Levy, O. Antimicrobial proteins and peptides: anti-infective molecules of mammalian leukocytes. J. of Leukocyte Biology. 2004; 76: 909-926]. Obtaining these molecules of the correct spatial structure is a rather difficult task.
- HNP 1-3 Genes encoding defensins form a cluster at the p22-23 locus on chromosome 8.
- HNP 1-3 are encoded by two genes HDEFA1 and HDEFA3. Each defensin gene contains several exons that encode a prepropeptide.
- defensins are synthesized as precursors, as prepropeptides, the length of which is 94 amino acid residues.
- Prepropeptides contain a signal region (an average of 19 amino acid residues), an anion region (an average of 45 amino acid residues) and the “mature” peptide itself.
- the signal region is removed and prodefensin is formed (an average of 75 amino acid residues).
- Subsequent maturation (cleavage of 45 amino acid) residues occurs in mature neutrophil granules.
- ⁇ -Defensins are also found in NK cells, B-lymphocytes, ⁇ T-lymphocytes, monocytes / macrophages and epithelial cells [A.S. Budikhina, B.V. Pinegin. Defensins are multifunctional human cationic peptides. Immunopathology, allergology, infectology. 2008, ⁇ ° 2: 31-40].
- the technical result consists in increasing the duration of analgesia and is achieved by the use of plasmid DNA, with which, after introduction into the body, alpha human defensin HNP-1 HNP-2 / HNP-3 is synthesized; as well as the fact that the nucleotide sequence encoding human defensin contains elements that determine the stability of the mRNA and, accordingly, increase the half-life of the mRNA, as a result, protein synthesis from one mRNA molecule is carried out more times, and also the amount of synthesized protein increases; and the fact that the nucleotide sequence of human alpha defensin is codon optimized for expression in mammals, as a result, protein synthesis is more intensive. When introduced into practice, this will significantly reduce the amount of introduced plasmid DNA (10-50 times), compared with the doses currently used in domestic and world practice for gene therapy.
- the technical result is to increase the safety of analgesia.
- This technical result is achieved by the fact that the active substance is not a protein to which antibodies can be formed, which, when using a molecule used in the body of its origin, can cause serious side effects, and plasmid DNA, which exists in the form of an episoma and does not integrate into the genome from which human protein is synthesized and then secreted from the cell, as a result, non-immunogenic, safe use of human defensin for analgesia is carried out.
- the indicated technical result is also achieved by the fact that the protein synthesized in the body with plasmid DNA undergoes natural post-translational processing, and the correct folding of the protein due to cellular chaperones is also ensured.
- the specified technical result is also achieved due to the fact that the natural mechanisms of metabolism and catabolism of the active substance are used, without the formation of toxic products, due to the natural nature of the plasmid construct and the protein encoded by it, as well as the identity of the formed protein to the endogenous analogue.
- the specified technical result is also achieved by the fact that plasmid DNA is not replicated after the introduction into the body of a mammal, which allows you to control the amount of synthesized protein, and, respectively, over analgesia.
- This technical result is achieved due to the presence of regulatory sequences in the plasmid DNA, such as silencer and / or insulator, in one embodiment of the invention, due to which control over the amount of protein synthesized, and, in principle, protein synthesis, as such, is also carried out, and , respectively, over analgesia: if necessary, it is possible to quickly stop or reduce gene expression. In the latter embodiment, the implementation of tissue-specific expression if necessary.
- the technical result also consists in simplifying and cheapening the production of analgesics by avoiding the difficulties of production and purification of protein preparations in vitro, due to the fact that protein synthesis occurs in vivo.
- the production, purification and storage of DNA preparations is economically more profitable than protein ones, since the former are more stable, they can be produced in large quantities and at lower cost.
- Beta-endorphin is a marker of the effectiveness of analgesia in acute pain and chronic pain in cancer patients / 3. V. Pavlova [et al.] // Problems of clinical medicine. — 2007. — N 1. — S. 36-40. — ISSN 1817-8359]. With the administration of the analgesic of the present invention, an increase in serum beta-endorphin level was observed (FIG. 3).
- Chronic pain can be attributed to chronic pain in a malignant disease (including pain in patients with cancer, HIV / AIDS, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), multiple sclerosis, in the final stage of organ failure, expanded chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, expanded congestive heart failure, parkinsonism ) and chronic pain not associated with malignant disease (chronic musculoskeletal pain, such as back pain or lower back pain, with chronic degenerative arthritis, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid Mr.
- a malignant disease including pain in patients with cancer, HIV / AIDS, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), multiple sclerosis, in the final stage of organ failure, expanded chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, expanded congestive heart failure, parkinsonism
- chronic pain not associated with malignant disease chronic musculoskeletal pain, such as back pain or lower back pain, with chronic degenerative arthritis, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid Mr.
- arthritis myofascial and rheumatic pains, chronic headache, migraine, bone pains
- neuropathic pains including pain with nerve compression, trauma, pain after nerve damage and amputation), with diabetic neuropathy, complex regional pain syndromes (type I and type II), with skeletal muscle spasms, with postherpetic neuralgia, chronic pain after surgery
- visceral pain with an extension of the cavity of the intestines and colic
- chronic pain in sickle cell anemia [WHO Normative Guidelines on Pain Management, Geneva June 2007].
- a plasmid DNA for transient expression in mammalian cells is proposed, represented by a skeleton containing prokaryotic elements, the origin of replication and the reporter gene, and eukaryotic elements, a strong promoter, leader mRNA sequence, as well as regulatory sequences for these elements, a site, preferably sites, for cloning the gene of interest and site for primer landing, preferably sites for landing primers for analysis, and polynucleotide represented by the secretory sequence y, a fragment encoding human alpha defensin HNP-1, or HNP-2, or HNP-3, codon-optimized for mammals, and the termination sequence.
- the preproprotein is SEQ ID ⁇ : 1, or SEQ ID NO: 2, or SEQ ID NO: 7, or SEQ ID NO: 8.
- the polynucleotide is represented by SEQ ID NO: 3, or SEQ ID NO: 4, or SEQ ID NO: 5, or SEQ ID NO: 6, or SEQ ID NO: 9, or SEQ ID NO: 10, or SEQ ID NO: l 1 or SEQ ID NO: 12.
- Plasmid DNA is most economically advantageous to produce in prokaryotic cells, mainly bacterial cells.
- the plasmid DNA of the present invention contains elements for maintaining and amplification, mainly in large quantities, in bacterial cells.
- Such essential elements are bacterial origin of replication, to maintain a medium, preferably high, copy number in the cell, and a reporter gene for selection of the producer strain.
- a suitable origin of replication is represented by pMl (der.), ColEl (der.) And Fl, pUC and Fl, but is not limited to.
- a suitable reporter gene is represented by, but not limited to, the antibiotic resistance gene, for example, ampicillin, mainly kanamycin.
- the plasmid DNA of the present invention contains elements for efficient functioning in mammalian cells.
- Such an element is a promoter with corresponding regulatory sequences from natural promoters with its own regulatory elements (CaM kinase II, CMV, nestin, L7, BDNF, NF, MBP, NSE, p-globin, GFAP, GAP43, tyrosine hydroxylase, subunit 1 of the kainate receptor and subunit In the glutamate receptor and others), or synthetic promoters with regulatory sequences, to obtain the desired expression (ratio of duration and expression level) of the target gene at the transcription level.
- the plasmid DNA of the present invention contains from one of the above regulatory sequences, depending on the variant plasmid DNA based on the choice of promoter and the desired expression parameters of the target gene. Based on the current state of the art, on known and obvious variants of such elements and their use, the plasmid DNA of the present invention may contain any combination meeting the above conditions in which alpha defensin HNP-1, or HNP-2, or HNP is synthesized with plasmid DNA -3 in mammalian cells. When using silencer or an insulator within the construct, it is possible to regulate the expression of the target gene, the gene of the described human alpha defensin HNP-1, or HNP-2, or HNP-3 (variants).
- the plasmid DNA of the present invention in one embodiment further comprises such a regulatory element.
- the plasmid DNA of the present invention also contains such an important element as the leader mRNA sequence containing the Kozak sequence immediately before the start ATG codon.
- Plasmid DNA also contains a site, mainly sites, different for cloning a target gene, for the correct orientation of the target gene in plasmid DNA, and a site, mainly sites, for primers to primer for sequencing.
- Plasmid DNA also contains a termination sequence containing a stop codon in sequence, a 3 "untranslated region with a signal and a polyadenylation site, a stop codon, which maintains mRNA stability, and the transcription is terminated appropriately and mRNA is exported from the nucleus.
- the termination sequence is represented natively. i.e., inherent to the target gene, or another, stronger one, which is represented, for example, by the termination sequence of bovine growth hormone (BGH), but is not limited to it, and in the second embodiment may contain an additional stop codon in front of the 3 'untranslated region.
- BGH bovine growth hormone
- the plasmid DNA of the present invention may contain any termination sequence meeting the above conditions in which alpha is synthesized with plasmid DNA defensin HNP-1, or HNP-2, or HNP-3 in mammalian cells.
- Plasmid DNA also contains a native or heterologous secretory sequence codon-optimized for mammals.
- the invention contains, for example, a secretory sequence of TPA (tissue-type plasminogen activator isoform 1 preproprotein [Homo sapiens], NCBI Reference Sequence: NP 000921.1), but is not limited thereto.
- TPA tissue-type plasminogen activator isoform 1 preproprotein [Homo sapiens], NCBI Reference Sequence: NP 000921.1
- the advantage of using the secretory sequence of TPA is in the extensive previous clinical experience, as well as in the fact that it shows its high performance in relation to the expression of secreted protein from various target genes.
- Plasmid DNA also contains a fragment encoding human alpha defensin HNP-1, or HNP-2, or HNP-3, codon-optimized for mammals.
- Plasmid DNA can also additionally contain starting cDNA for the genes elements causing the stability of the mRNA, such as a termination sequence (W L L netrans iruemaya region containing a polyadenylation signal and site, and transcription termination signal - the stop codon). Accordingly, in this case, the backbone of plasmid DNA is absent or similar elements do not function.
- Plasmid DNA for the delivery of a gene that causes analgesia combines the properties of a plasmid DNA-based DNA vaccine such as a high level of expression of a gene of interest in mammalian cells and the properties of a vector for gene therapy, such as the lack of immunogenicity and duration of gene expression, however, for example, by increasing the stability of mRNA.
- a plasmid DNA-based DNA vaccine such as a high level of expression of a gene of interest in mammalian cells
- a vector for gene therapy such as the lack of immunogenicity and duration of gene expression, however, for example, by increasing the stability of mRNA.
- Such DNA does not integrate into the genome and does not replicate in mammalian cells.
- Suitable vectors for expression in mammalian cells are known to those of ordinary skill in the art and described in the literature [Hartikka J, Sawdey M, Cornefert-Jensen F, Margalith M, Bamhart K, Nolasco M, Vahlsing HL, Meek J, Marquet M, Hobart P , Norman J, Manthorpe M. An improved plasmid DNA expression vector for direct injection into skeletal muscle. Hum Gene Ther. 1996 Jun 20; 7 (10): 1205-17 et al.], As well as plasmids that can be created by one of ordinary skill in the art using recommendations on vector elements ["Cloning Vectors", ed.
- Preferred plasmid DNAs for use in humans are human-verified vectors containing the above described elements with corresponding regulatory sequences, possibly modified to meet the stated criteria, thereby reducing the number of studies required to register the agent. However, it is possible to use other plasmid DNA containing the required described elements.
- plasmid DNA The sequence of arrangement of the described elements in plasmid DNA is understood by the average person skilled in the art.
- a producer of plasmid DNA based on a bacterial cell (based on cells, mainly Escherichia coli, Streptomyces, Bacillus, Pseudomonas, but not limited to) is proposed.
- a plasmid DNA producer for example, by standard methods, for example, transfection, electroporation or a particle gun.
- an analgesic agent based on the characterized plasmid DNA, in an effective amount, also containing a pharmaceutically acceptable excipient, for use in mammals, in particular humans.
- This pharmaceutical composition is for the treatment, relief and / or prevention of pain, in particular acute or chronic pain, sensitivity disorders.
- FIG. 1 The results of the test "hot plate".
- the abscissa axis is the latent time of licking the fore and hind legs, the ordinate axis is the time after the administration of the analyte.
- 1 - negative control (injected with saline.)
- FIG. 2 The results of the study of various doses of plasmid DNA pVAXlseq3 in the test "hot plate”.
- the abscissa axis is the latent time of licking the fore and hind legs, the ordinate axis is the time after the administration of the analyte.
- 1 - negative control saline solution was administered
- 6 - analgin 50 mg / kg
- 7 - morphine hydrochloride 10 mg / kg.
- FIG. 3 The results of a study of changes in the concentration of beta-endorphin in the serum of mice.
- the abscissa axis is the time after administration of the analyte, the axis ordinate is the concentration of beta-endorphin in serum.
- 1 - negative control injected saline solution
- Plasmid DNA was introduced in an amount of 5 mg / kg.
- Example 1 Obtaining plasmid DNA encoding alpha defensin HNP-1, or HNP-2, or HNP-3.
- the synthesized genes were cloned into plasmids pVAXl (Invitrogen) and pVR1012 (Vical).
- the sequence of SEQ ID ⁇ : 1 1 was also cloned into the pcDNA3.1 + vector (Invitrogen) at the restriction sites Nhel (5), Apal (3 ').
- the pcDNA3.1 + vector, incapable of expressing neomycin was obtained by restriction of the vector with Nsil restriction enzyme in the SV40 region of the promoter (-71 bp).
- SEQ ID NO: 12 was cloned into the resulting vector at the restriction sites Nhel (5 '), Apal (3').
- the reaction of ligation was taken 3 ⁇ l of a solution of synthesized DNA, 1 ⁇ l of a solution of the finished vector, 5 ⁇ l of x2 ligation buffer and 1 ⁇ l of T4 ligase. The reaction was carried out at + 20 ° C for 2 hours.
- the mixture was heated at + 95 ° C for 10 min and purified from salts by dialysis on nitrocellulose filters with a pore diameter of 0.025 ⁇ m (Millipore, USA). Dialysis was performed against a solution containing 0.5 mM EDTA in 10% glycerol for 10 minutes.
- the following plasmid DNAs were obtained: pVAXl seq3, pVR1012seq4, pVR1012seq5, pVAXl seq6, pVR1012seq9, pVAXlseqlO, pVAXlseql l, pVR1012seql2, pcDNA3.1 + seql.1 seql.
- E. coli cells of strain DH10B / R (F-mcrA, A (mrr-hsdRMS-mcrBC), (p80dlacZAM 15, AlacX74, deoR, recAl, endAl, araD139, A (ara, leu) 769, galU, galK - were transformed , rpsL, nupG) obtained by plasmid DNA by electroporation using a MicroPulser electroporator (BioRad).
- This strain does not contain methylase, which allows you to minimize the possibility of mutations in DNA, including the gene cloned in a plasmid supported in this strain.
- 1 ⁇ l of dialyzed ligase mixture was added, placed between the electrodes of the pore cell and treated with a current pulse.
- the cells were placed in 1 ml SOC medium (2% bacto-tryptone, 0.5% yeast extract, 10 mM NaCl, 2.5 mM KCl, 10 mM MgCh, 10 mM MgS0 4 , 20 mM glucose) and incubated for 40 min at + 37 ° C.
- SOC medium 2% bacto-tryptone, 0.5% yeast extract, 10 mM NaCl, 2.5 mM KCl, 10 mM MgCh, 10 mM MgS0 4 , 20 mM glucose
- Clones of E. coli cells containing the obtained plasmid DNA were detected on a selective medium containing LB-arap, 50 ⁇ g / ml kanamycin, or ampicillin (for plasmid DNA based on pcDNA3.1 +).
- Plasmid DNA was isolated from the grown clones. Plasmid DNA was isolated using the Wizard Minipreps DNA Purification System kit (Promega, USA). Purified recombinant plasmid DNA was checked by sequencing.
- a PCR reaction was performed, then the reaction mixture was purified from free labeled ddNTP according to the instructions for the BigDye X-Terminator Purification Kit (Applied Biosystems, USA) and the products of the sequencing reaction were separated using an Applied Biosystems 3500 / 3500xL Genetic Analyzer capillary sequencer (Applied Biosystems, USA ) and the Reagent 3500 / 3500xL Genetic Analyzer Polymer "POP-6 TM" (Applied Biosystems, USA).
- pVAXlseq3 plasmid DNA was obtained with a concentration of 3.4 mg / ml, pVR1012seq4 - 3.7 mg / ml, pVR1012seq5 - 4 mg / ml, pVAXlseq6 - 3.8 mg / ml, pVR1012seq9 - 4.1 mg / ml, pVAXlseqlO - 4 mg / ml, pVAXlseql l - 4.3 mg / ml, pVR1012seql2 - 4.5 mg / ml, pcDNA3.1 + seql 1 - 4.4 mg / ml, pcDNA3.1 + (var) seql2 - 4.3 mg / ml.
- the output of plasmid DNA ranged from 3.4 mg to 4.5 mg from 1 l of culture medium.
- the purity of the obtained plasmid DNA preparation was judged by the ratio of the optical density of the drug, measured at a wavelength of 260 nm, to the optical density of the drug, measured at a wavelength of 280 nm (A 2 bo / A 2 8 °) and the ratio of the optical density of the drug, measured at a wavelength 260 nm to the optical density of the drug, measured at a wavelength of 230 nm (A 26 about / A 2 ZO). Measurements carried out in an aqueous solution, water was used as a control solution without adding a test drug.
- a 2 6 0 / A 2 80> 1, 80 and A 2 b 0 / A 2 zo> 1, 80 are characteristic.
- the values determined in the experiment corresponded to the values of the ratios A 26 schreib / ⁇ 28 réelle and ⁇ 260 / ⁇ 3 schreib for pure preparations, for all obtained preparations of plasmid DNA.
- the sensitivity of the microBCA assay method is 0.5-20 ⁇ g / ml protein.
- the concentration of total protein in none of the studied plasmid DNA preparations did not exceed the norm (from 0.5 to 12 ⁇ g / mg plasmid DNA).
- the content of bacterial lipopolysaccharide in plasmid DNA preparations was also determined using a gel thrombus variant of the LAL test with a sensitivity of> 0.25 EU / ml (ToxinSensor, GenScript, USA).
- the LAL reagent was a limb polyphemus horseshoe crab lysate of amebocytes.
- the LAL reagent specifically reacts with bacterial endotoxins; as a result of the enzymatic reaction, the reaction mixture changes in proportion to the concentration of endotoxin.
- the results were evaluated by the presence or absence of a dense blood clot at the bottom of the tube by inverting the tube.
- a thrombus did not form when examining a sample diluted 10 times for plasmid DNA preparations pVAX l seq3, pVR1012seq4, pVR1012seq5, pcDNA3.1 + (var) seql 2 and 5 times for plasmid DNA preparations pVAXl seq6, pVR101Vseq9, , pVAXl seql l, pVR1012seql2, pcDNA3.1 + seq l 1 i.e. when the sensitivity of the method is 2.5 EU / ml and 1.25 EU / ml, respectively, which, given the concentration of plasmid DNA in the sample, indicates an acceptable rate of purification from endotoxins.
- Example 3 Determination of the analgesic effect of plasmid DNA encoding alpha-defensin HNP-1, or HNP-2, or HNP-3.
- Hot Plate Test The analgesic activity of plasmid DNA encoding alpha-defensin HNP-1, or HNP-2, or HNP-3 was investigated using the hot plate test.
- the Hot plate test was performed to measure the threshold of acute pain sensitivity and the potential analgesic effect of the studied plasmid DNA preparations [Valdman A. V., Ignatov Yu. D. Central mechanisms of pain. - L .: Nauka. - 1976].
- the test is the basis for the study of analgesic activity, it is used to detect analgesically active compounds.
- mice Females, weighing 15-22 grams, age 18 weeks.
- 17 groups of animals were formed, including control groups, in each group 3 mice:
- Hot plate meter Hotplate Analgesia Meter, Columbus Instruments, USA
- the test systems Prior to testing, the test systems were allowed to acclimatize in the study room for 10 minutes. The animals were used once, since re-placing the animal on a thermostatic plate causes an immediate reaction to touching the surface. The temperature of the thermostat was set at 55 ° C. After injection of the test substance, the animal was carefully placed on the heating plate and at the same moment the “start” button on the instrument panel was pressed. The latent time of licking the front and hind legs was noted (from the moment the animal was placed on the surface of the device until the first licking). After that, they pressed the “stop” button and removed the animal from a hot surface. Other behavioral reactions were ignored. To reduce the likelihood of thermal damage to the paw pads, the maximum experiment time did not exceed 60 seconds.
- the latent time of licking the front and hind legs in the control group (saline solution) (point 0) and 2 hours, 12 hours, 24 hours after drug administration in the test groups were measured.
- the surface of the device was wiped with a cloth moistened with a disinfectant (0.5% chlorhexidine-bigluconate on 70% ethanol) before placing another animal on it [Methodical recommendations for students. Faculty of Pharmacy GOU VPO MMA named after I.M.Sechenova of Roszdrav. — Moscow. — 2006].
- an ED50 was determined, i.e. the dose necessary for the manifestation of a 50% analgesic activity of the drug.
- Beta-endorphin is a marker of the effectiveness of analgesia in acute pain and chronic pain syndrome in cancer patients / 3. V. Pavlova [et al.] // Problems of clinical medicine. - 2007. — N1 .— S.
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