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WO2023128982A1
WO2023128982A1 PCT/TR2022/051032 TR2022051032W WO2023128982A1 WO 2023128982 A1 WO2023128982 A1 WO 2023128982A1 TR 2022051032 W TR2022051032 W TR 2022051032W WO 2023128982 A1 WO2023128982 A1 WO 2023128982A1
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  • the present invention relates to a method for enabling the deposition of magnetite in a probiotic bacterial strain that can colonize in tumor masses and does not cause septic shock, and the use of magnetite-loaded probiotic bacteria in magnetic resonance imaging and treatment of targeted magnetic resonance hyperthermia.
  • Cancer is a prevalent disease on a global scale and cancer treatment and research have a significant share in the health sector.
  • magnetic resonance imaging techniques play a major role in the imaging and treatment targeting processes of patients. Since the image quality of magnetic resonance images depends on the tumor tissue’s apparent magnetic resonance response compared to the surrounding healthy tissues, the imaging process can become difficult in certain situations. Even if there are targeted magnetic markers used to enhance image clarity, marker delivery and metabolism pose a different challenge in the imaging process.
  • the United States patent document no. US10273469 discloses probiotic bacteria that deposit metal nanoparticles.
  • the said bacterial system can be used to improve mineral intake deficiency, to enhance image quality as a contrast agent in gastrointestinal imaging or to improve different tissue cancers by targeting cancer tissues, and magnetic nanoparticles are selectively deposited on the surface of selected probiotic bacteria in an appropriate pH environment.
  • the objective of the present invention is to realize a method for enabling the deposition of magnetite in a probiotic bacterial strain that can colonize in tumor masses and does not cause septic shock, and the use of magnetite-loaded probiotic bacteria in magnetic resonance imaging and treatment of targeted magnetic resonance hyperthermia.
  • Figure l is a flowchart of the inventive method.
  • the inventive method (100) for enabling the deposition of magnetite in a probiotic bacterial strain that can colonize in tumor masses and does not cause septic shock, and the use of magnetite-loaded probiotic bacteria in magnetic resonance imaging and treatment of targeted magnetic resonance hyperthermia comprises the steps of:
  • the step of determining the target probiotic bacterial strain that can colonize in tumor masses and does not cause septic shock (101) included in the inventive method (100) is configured to determine at least one target probiotic bacteria strain that can colonize in the tumor region to be imaged and treated and does not cause septic shock in the patient's body.
  • the step of determining the target probiotic bacterial strain that can colonize in tumor masses and does not cause septic shock (101) is configured to determine the target probiotic bacteria strain Escherichia coli BL21 (DE3).
  • the step of inserting the sequence for enabling to produce proteins that will manage the intracellular uptake, intracellular retention, oxidation and nucleation of iron ions into the determined bacterial strain, in high volume as a magnetite deposition sequence (102) included in the inventive method (100) is configured to sequence at least one iron uptake protein, at least one iron retention protein, at least one controlled iron oxidation protein and at least one oxidized iron nucleation executive protein; to arrange a synthetic genetic circuit comprising the said sequences to produce the sequenced proteins; to transfer the synthetic genetic circuit to a target probiotic bacterium by at least one of horizontal gene transfer techniques.
  • the step of inserting the sequence for enabling to produce proteins that will manage the intracellular uptake, intracellular retention, oxidation and nucleation of iron ions into the determined bacterial strain, in high volume as a magnetite deposition sequence (102) is configured to sequence the ion transporter protein and then insert it into synthetic genetic circuitry in order to facilitate the uptake of iron ions into the cell.
  • the step of inserting the sequence for enabling to produce proteins that will manage the intracellular uptake, intracellular retention, oxidation and nucleation of iron ions into the determined bacterial strain, in high volume as a magnetite deposition sequence (102) is configured to insert the material binding peptide into synthetic genetic circuitry by sequencing it in order to increase its binding affinity to the iron oxide material.
  • the step of inserting the sequence for enabling to produce proteins that will manage the intracellular uptake, intracellular retention, oxidation and nucleation of iron ions into the determined bacterial strain, in high volume as a magnetite deposition sequence (102) is configured to sequence the ferroxidase protein and then insert it into the synthetic genetic circuit in order to ensure efficient oxidation of ferrous ions with a positive charge of two.
  • the step of inserting the sequence for enabling to produce proteins that will manage the intracellular uptake, intracellular retention, oxidation and nucleation of iron ions into the determined bacterial strain, in high volume as a magnetite deposition sequence (102) is configured to sequence the magnetite biomineralization protein, that has the characteristic of binding to iron and enables to nucleate the nanomaterial, and the inserts it into the synthetic genetic circuit.
  • the step of drugization of the magnetite-storing bacteria colony that exhibits the magnetite deposition sequence by multiplication (103) included in the inventive method (100) is configured to select the target probiotic bacteria that synthesize proteins by taking the synthetic genetic circuit, by directing the magnetites deposited in them with a magnetic field; to multiply the selected target probiotic bacteria at a concentration suitable for drug production; and to package the multiplied bacterial colony as a drug.
  • the step of ensuring colonization in tumor masses by taking the drugized magnetite-storing bacteria colony by the patient before the magnetic resonance imaging and the treatment of targeted magnetic resonance hyperthermia (104) included in the inventive method (100) is configured to administer the target probiotic bacteria containing magnetite to the patient as a drug; to allow the target probiotic bacteria colony to colonize within the tumor; to carry out contrast- enhanced magnetic resonance imaging transactions with the target probiotic bacteria colony; to create local hyperthermia within the tumor by keeping the target probiotic bacteria colony in the targeted magnetic resonance field; and to physically minimize the tumor tissue.
  • the target probiotic bacterial strain Escherichia coli BL21 (DE3) that can colonize in tumor masses and does not cause septic shock is determined (101); at least one iron uptake protein in the form of an iron transporter protein to facilitate the uptake of iron ions into the cell, and at least one iron retention protein in the form of a material binding peptide to increase its binding affinity of the iron oxide material, at least one controlled iron oxidation protein in the form of ferroxidase protein, and at least one oxidized iron nucleation executer protein in the form of magnetite biomineralization protein which binds to iron and enables nucleation of the nanomaterial to ensure effective oxidation of the plus divalent iron ions are sequenced and a synthetic genetic circuit containing these sequences to produce the sequenced proteins is arranged; and the synthetic genetic circuit is transferred to the target probiotic bacteria by at least one of the horizontal gene transfer techniques (102); the target probiotic bacteria that synthesize proteins by taking
  • the inventive method (100) enables to facilitate the transactions of magnetic resonance imaging and hyperthermia treatment by colonization of probiotic bacteria that spontaneously deposit magnetite in a tumor nutrient and oxygen environment.
  • inventive “Method for Producing Probiotic Bacteria with Magnetic Characteristic that Specifically Targets Cancer Cells (100)” the invention cannot be limited to examples disclosed herein and it is essentially according to claims.

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Abstract

The present invention relates to a method (100) for enabling the deposition of magnetite in a probiotic bacterial strain that can colonize in tumor masses and does not cause septic shock, and the use of magnetite-loaded probiotic bacteria in magnetic resonance imaging and treatment of targeted magnetic resonance hyperthermia.

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A METHOD FOR PRODUCING PROBIOTIC BACTERIA WITH MAGNETIC CHARACTERISTIC THAT SPECIFICALLY TARGETS CANCER CELLS
Technical Field
The present invention relates to a method for enabling the deposition of magnetite in a probiotic bacterial strain that can colonize in tumor masses and does not cause septic shock, and the use of magnetite-loaded probiotic bacteria in magnetic resonance imaging and treatment of targeted magnetic resonance hyperthermia.
Background of the Invention
Cancer is a prevalent disease on a global scale and cancer treatment and research have a significant share in the health sector. In cancer types wherein tumor masses are observed, magnetic resonance imaging techniques play a major role in the imaging and treatment targeting processes of patients. Since the image quality of magnetic resonance images depends on the tumor tissue’s apparent magnetic resonance response compared to the surrounding healthy tissues, the imaging process can become difficult in certain situations. Even if there are targeted magnetic markers used to enhance image clarity, marker delivery and metabolism pose a different challenge in the imaging process.
Considering the deficiencies of targeted magnetic markers in the current technique, there is a need for a method for enabling the deposition of magnetite in a probiotic bacterial strain that can colonize in tumor masses and does not cause septic shock, and the use of magnetite-loaded probiotic bacteria in magnetic resonance imaging and targeted magnetic resonance hyperthermia therapy in the state of the art.
The United States patent document no. US10273469, an application in the state of the art, discloses probiotic bacteria that deposit metal nanoparticles. The said bacterial system can be used to improve mineral intake deficiency, to enhance image quality as a contrast agent in gastrointestinal imaging or to improve different tissue cancers by targeting cancer tissues, and magnetic nanoparticles are selectively deposited on the surface of selected probiotic bacteria in an appropriate pH environment.
Summary of the Invention
The objective of the present invention is to realize a method for enabling the deposition of magnetite in a probiotic bacterial strain that can colonize in tumor masses and does not cause septic shock, and the use of magnetite-loaded probiotic bacteria in magnetic resonance imaging and treatment of targeted magnetic resonance hyperthermia.
Detailed Description of the Invention
“Method for Producing Probiotic Bacteria with Magnetic Characteristic that Specifically Targets Cancer Cells” realized to fulfil the objective of the present invention is shown in the figures attached, in which:
Figure l is a flowchart of the inventive method.
The components illustrated in the figures are individually numbered, where the numbers refer to the following: 100. Method
The inventive method (100) for enabling the deposition of magnetite in a probiotic bacterial strain that can colonize in tumor masses and does not cause septic shock, and the use of magnetite-loaded probiotic bacteria in magnetic resonance imaging and treatment of targeted magnetic resonance hyperthermia comprises the steps of:
- determining the target probiotic bacterial strain that can colonize in tumor masses and does not cause septic shock (101);
- inserting the sequence for enabling to produce proteins that will manage the intracellular uptake, intracellular retention, oxidation and nucleation of iron ions into the determined bacterial strain, in high volume as a magnetite deposition sequence (102);
- drugization of the magnetite-storing bacteria colony that exhibits the magnetite deposition sequence by multiplication (103);
- ensuring colonization in tumor masses by taking the drugized magnetitestoring bacteria colony by the patient before the magnetic resonance imaging and the treatment of targeted magnetic resonance hyperthermia (104).
The step of determining the target probiotic bacterial strain that can colonize in tumor masses and does not cause septic shock (101) included in the inventive method (100) is configured to determine at least one target probiotic bacteria strain that can colonize in the tumor region to be imaged and treated and does not cause septic shock in the patient's body. In one preferred embodiment of the invention, the step of determining the target probiotic bacterial strain that can colonize in tumor masses and does not cause septic shock (101) is configured to determine the target probiotic bacteria strain Escherichia coli BL21 (DE3). The step of inserting the sequence for enabling to produce proteins that will manage the intracellular uptake, intracellular retention, oxidation and nucleation of iron ions into the determined bacterial strain, in high volume as a magnetite deposition sequence (102) included in the inventive method (100) is configured to sequence at least one iron uptake protein, at least one iron retention protein, at least one controlled iron oxidation protein and at least one oxidized iron nucleation executive protein; to arrange a synthetic genetic circuit comprising the said sequences to produce the sequenced proteins; to transfer the synthetic genetic circuit to a target probiotic bacterium by at least one of horizontal gene transfer techniques. In one preferred embodiment of the invention, the step of inserting the sequence for enabling to produce proteins that will manage the intracellular uptake, intracellular retention, oxidation and nucleation of iron ions into the determined bacterial strain, in high volume as a magnetite deposition sequence (102) is configured to sequence the ion transporter protein and then insert it into synthetic genetic circuitry in order to facilitate the uptake of iron ions into the cell. In one preferred embodiment of the invention, the step of inserting the sequence for enabling to produce proteins that will manage the intracellular uptake, intracellular retention, oxidation and nucleation of iron ions into the determined bacterial strain, in high volume as a magnetite deposition sequence (102) is configured to insert the material binding peptide into synthetic genetic circuitry by sequencing it in order to increase its binding affinity to the iron oxide material. In one preferred embodiment of the invention, the step of inserting the sequence for enabling to produce proteins that will manage the intracellular uptake, intracellular retention, oxidation and nucleation of iron ions into the determined bacterial strain, in high volume as a magnetite deposition sequence (102) is configured to sequence the ferroxidase protein and then insert it into the synthetic genetic circuit in order to ensure efficient oxidation of ferrous ions with a positive charge of two. In one preferred embodiment of the invention, the step of inserting the sequence for enabling to produce proteins that will manage the intracellular uptake, intracellular retention, oxidation and nucleation of iron ions into the determined bacterial strain, in high volume as a magnetite deposition sequence (102) is configured to sequence the magnetite biomineralization protein, that has the characteristic of binding to iron and enables to nucleate the nanomaterial, and the inserts it into the synthetic genetic circuit.
The step of drugization of the magnetite-storing bacteria colony that exhibits the magnetite deposition sequence by multiplication (103) included in the inventive method (100) is configured to select the target probiotic bacteria that synthesize proteins by taking the synthetic genetic circuit, by directing the magnetites deposited in them with a magnetic field; to multiply the selected target probiotic bacteria at a concentration suitable for drug production; and to package the multiplied bacterial colony as a drug.
The step of ensuring colonization in tumor masses by taking the drugized magnetite-storing bacteria colony by the patient before the magnetic resonance imaging and the treatment of targeted magnetic resonance hyperthermia (104) included in the inventive method (100) is configured to administer the target probiotic bacteria containing magnetite to the patient as a drug; to allow the target probiotic bacteria colony to colonize within the tumor; to carry out contrast- enhanced magnetic resonance imaging transactions with the target probiotic bacteria colony; to create local hyperthermia within the tumor by keeping the target probiotic bacteria colony in the targeted magnetic resonance field; and to physically minimize the tumor tissue.
Industrial Application of the Invention
In the inventive method (100), the In the method (100) of the present invention, the target probiotic bacterial strain Escherichia coli BL21 (DE3) that can colonize in tumor masses and does not cause septic shock is determined (101); at least one iron uptake protein in the form of an iron transporter protein to facilitate the uptake of iron ions into the cell, and at least one iron retention protein in the form of a material binding peptide to increase its binding affinity of the iron oxide material, at least one controlled iron oxidation protein in the form of ferroxidase protein, and at least one oxidized iron nucleation executer protein in the form of magnetite biomineralization protein which binds to iron and enables nucleation of the nanomaterial to ensure effective oxidation of the plus divalent iron ions are sequenced and a synthetic genetic circuit containing these sequences to produce the sequenced proteins is arranged; and the synthetic genetic circuit is transferred to the target probiotic bacteria by at least one of the horizontal gene transfer techniques (102); the target probiotic bacteria that synthesize proteins by taking the synthetic genetic circuit are selected by directing the magnetites deposited therein with a magnetic field; the selected target probiotic bacteria are multiplied at a concentration suitable for drug production, and the multiplied bacterial colony is packaged as a drug (103); the target probiotic bacteria containing magnetite are administered to the patient as a drug; colonization of the target probiotic bacteria colony within the tumor is ensured; contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging procedures are performed with the target probiotic bacteria colony; local hyperthermia is created within the tumor by keeping the target probiotic bacteria colony in the targeted magnetic resonance field and the tumor tissue is physically minimized (104).
The inventive method (100) enables to facilitate the transactions of magnetic resonance imaging and hyperthermia treatment by colonization of probiotic bacteria that spontaneously deposit magnetite in a tumor nutrient and oxygen environment. Within these basic concepts; it is possible to develop various embodiments of the inventive “Method for Producing Probiotic Bacteria with Magnetic Characteristic that Specifically Targets Cancer Cells (100)”; the invention cannot be limited to examples disclosed herein and it is essentially according to claims.

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CLAIMS A method (100) for enabling the deposition of magnetite in a probiotic bacterial strain that can colonize in tumor masses and does not cause septic shock, and the use of magnetite-loaded probiotic bacteria in magnetic resonance imaging and treatment of targeted magnetic resonance hyperthermia; characterized by the step of:
- determining the target probiotic bacterial strain that can colonize in tumor masses and does not cause septic shock (101);
- inserting the sequence for enabling to produce proteins that will manage the intracellular uptake, intracellular retention, oxidation and nucleation of iron ions into the determined bacterial strain, in high volume as a magnetite deposition sequence (102);
- drugization of the magnetite-storing bacteria colony that exhibits the magnetite deposition sequence by multiplication (103);
- ensuring colonization in tumor masses by taking the drugized magnetite-storing bacteria colony by the patient before the magnetic resonance imaging and the treatment of targeted magnetic resonance hyperthermia (104). A method (100) according to Claim 1; characterized by the step of determining the target probiotic bacterial strain that can colonize in tumor masses and does not cause septic shock (101) which is configured to determine at least one target probiotic bacteria strain that can colonize in the tumor region to be imaged and treated and does not cause septic shock in the patient's body. A method (100) according to Claim 1 or 2; characterized by the step of determining the target probiotic bacterial strain that can colonize in tumor
8 masses and does not cause septic shock (101) which is configured to determine the target probiotic bacteria strain Escherichia coli BL21 (DE3). A method (100) according to any one of the preceding claims; characterized by the step of inserting the sequence for enabling to produce proteins that will manage the intracellular uptake, intracellular retention, oxidation and nucleation of iron ions into the determined bacterial strain, in high volume as a magnetite deposition sequence (102) which is configured to sequence at least one iron uptake protein, at least one iron retention protein, at least one controlled iron oxidation protein and at least one oxidized iron nucleation executive protein; to arrange a synthetic genetic circuit comprising the said sequences to produce the sequenced proteins; to transfer the synthetic genetic circuit to a target probiotic bacterium by at least one of horizontal gene transfer techniques. A method (100) according to any one of the preceding claims; characterized by the step of inserting the sequence for enabling to produce proteins that will manage the intracellular uptake, intracellular retention, oxidation and nucleation of iron ions into the determined bacterial strain, in high volume as a magnetite deposition sequence (102) which is configured to sequence the ion transporter protein and then insert it into synthetic genetic circuitry in order to facilitate the uptake of iron ions into the cell. A method (100) according to any one of the preceding claims; characterized by the step of inserting the sequence for enabling to produce proteins that will manage the intracellular uptake, intracellular retention, oxidation and nucleation of iron ions into the determined bacterial strain, in high volume as a magnetite deposition sequence (102) which is configured to insert the material binding peptide into synthetic
9 genetic circuitry by sequencing it in order to increase its binding affinity to the iron oxide material. A method (100) according to any one of the preceding claims; characterized by the step of inserting the sequence for enabling to produce proteins that will manage the intracellular uptake, intracellular retention, oxidation and nucleation of iron ions into the determined bacterial strain, in high volume as a magnetite deposition sequence (102) which is configured to sequence the ferroxidase protein and then insert it into the synthetic genetic circuit in order to ensure efficient oxidation of ferrous ions with a positive charge of two. A method (100) according to any one of the preceding claims; characterized by the step of inserting the sequence for enabling to produce proteins that will manage the intracellular uptake, intracellular retention, oxidation and nucleation of iron ions into the determined bacterial strain, in high volume as a magnetite deposition sequence (102) which is configured to sequence the magnetite biomineralization protein, that has the characteristic of binding to iron and enables to nucleate the nanomaterial, and the inserts it into the synthetic genetic circuit. A method (100) according to any one of the preceding claims; characterized by the step of drugization of the magnetite-storing bacteria colony that exhibits the magnetite deposition sequence by multiplication (103) which is configured to select the target probiotic bacteria that synthesize proteins by taking the synthetic genetic circuit, by directing the magnetites deposited in them with a magnetic field; to multiply the selected target probiotic bacteria at a concentration suitable for drug production; and to package the multiplied bacterial colony as a drug.
10 A method (100) according to any one of the preceding claims; characterized by the step of ensuring colonization in tumor masses by taking the drugized magnetite-storing bacteria colony by the patient before the magnetic resonance imaging and the treatment of targeted magnetic resonance hyperthermia (104) which is configured to administer the target probiotic bacteria containing magnetite to the patient as a drug; to allow the target probiotic bacteria colony to colonize within the tumor; to carry out contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging transactions with the target probiotic bacteria colony; to create local hyperthermia within the tumor by keeping the target probiotic bacteria colony in the targeted magnetic resonance field; and to physically minimize the tumor tissue.
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