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Cell-penetrating peptides : design, development and applications / edited by Makoto Oba and Yosuke Demizu. -- Weinheim, Germany : Wiley-VCH, 2023. – (58.174213/C393)

Contents

Preface x/i
1  Introduction  1
Part I  Design  15
2  Classification  17
2.1  Introduction  17
2.2  Physicochemical Properties  17
2.3  Chemical Structure  21
2.4  Origin  22
2.5  Cargo 23
3  Arginine-Rich Cell-Penetrating Peptides: Recent Advances of Design and Applications for Intracellular Delivery 29
3.1  Introduction  29
3.2  Arginine-Rich Peptides with Unnatural Amino Acids  30
3.3  E-Hairpin Arginine Peptides for Enhanced Stabilization Under Cytosolic Condition  31
3.4  Cyclic Arginine-Rich Peptides  31
3.5  Cancer-Targeting Cell-Penetrating Peptides  32
3.6  Assembly System Using Arginine-Rich Cell-Penetrating Peptides  33
3.7  Gene Interaction of Arginine-Rich Cell-Penetrating Peptides  34
3.8  Development of Arginine-Rich Cell-Penetrating Peptides for the Delivery of Genes and Oligonucleotides  34
3.9  Molecular Coating with Arginine-Rich Cell-Penetrating Peptides  35
3.10  Enhanced Cytosolic Release using Arginine-Rich Cell-Penetrating Peptides as Additives  36
3.11  Effective Usage of Arginine-Rich Cell-Penetrating Peptides for Extracellular Vesicles, Exosomes  36
3.12  Conclusion 38
      Declaration of Competing Interest  39
      Author Contribution  39
4  Cationic Peptide 45
4.1  Cationic Peptide  45
5  Amphipathic Peptide 57
5.1  Introduction  57
5.2  α-Helical Peptides  57
5.3  β-Sheet Peptides  62
5.4  Polyproline Type II Helical Peptides  63
5.5  Others  64
6  Hydrophobic CPPs 69
6.1  MPG 69
6.2  SP  72
6.3  MTS  72
6.4  Hydrophobic MPS  72
6.5  MTS1  72
6.6  TP10  72
6.7  Pep-7  73
6.8  TLM  73
6.9  hCT(9-32)-br 73
6.10  C105Y 73
6.11  M918 74
6.12  PFV  74
6.13  Peptl 74
6.14  hCT(18-32)-br 74
6.15  P4  74
6.16  AA3H  75
6.17  L1-7  75
7  Foldamer 79
7.1  Introduction  79
7.2  β-Amino Acids  80
7.3  γ-Amino Acids  83
7.4  α,α-Disubstituted Amino Acids  84
7.5  Others  86
7.6  Summary  89
Part II  Mechanism  109
8  Peptide Structure: Electrophysiological Analysis, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Analysis, and Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Direct Penetration of Celt-Penetrating Peptides through Bilayer Lipid Membranes  111
8.1  Introduction  111
8.2  Electrophysiological Analysis of the Direct Penetration of CPPs  113
8.3  Solid-state NMR Analysis of the Direct Penetration of CPPs  128
8.4  Molecular Dynamics Simulation of CPP-Membrane Interactions  129
9  Cellular Uptake Mechanisms of Arginine-Rich Cell-Penetrating Peptides  141
9.1  Introduction  141
9.2  Endocytosis Mechanisms of Arginine-Rich Cell-Penetrating Peptides  143
9.3  Membrane Penetration Mechanisms of Arginine-Rich Peptides  144
9.4  Molecular Dynamic Simulation for Understanding Membrane Penetration of Arginine-Rich Cell-Penetrating Peptides  147
9.5  Multilamellar Formation of Membranes for Membrane Penetration of Arginine-Rich Peptides  148
9.6  Enhanced Membrane Penetration of Arginine-Rich Peptides by Induction of Positive Curvature  148
9.7  Internalization Mechanisms into Bacterial Cells  149
9.8  Toxicity  149
9.9  Importance of Controlled Intracellular Localization of Arginine-Rich Cell-Penetrating Peptides After Uptake for the Delivery of Functional Moleculess  150
9.10  Conclusion  151
      Declaration of Competing Interest  151
      Author Contribution  152
10  Endosomal Escape  159
10.1  Endosomal Escape  159
11  Pharmacokinetics of Therapeutic and Diagnostic Agents Conjugated with Cell-Penetrating Peptides 183
11.1  Introduction  183
11.2  Pharmacokinetics of CPPs  184
11.3  Pharmacokinetics of CPP-Conjugates for CNS Disorders  186
11.4  Pharmacokinetics of CPP-Conjugates for Infectious Diseases  187
11.5  Pharmacokinetics of CPP-Conjugates for Inflammatory Diseases  189
11.6  Pharmacokinetics of CPP-Conjugates for Cancer Treatment  190
11.7  Future Perspective  196
Part III  Delivery Toot 203
12  Drug Delivery 205
12.1  Introduction  205
12.2  Delivery by Arg-Rich Peptides 206
12.3  Delivery by Cationic Peptides  209
12.4  Delivery by Amphipathic Peptides 210
12.5  Delivery by Hydrophobic Peptides 211
12.6  Delivery by Foldamers  212
13  Peptide and Protein Delivery 219
13.1  Introduction  219
13.2  The Delivery of Protein by CPPs  224
13.3  The Delivery of Peptides by CPPs 229
14  Cell-Penetrating Peptides for Nucleic Acid Delivery - An Update 237
14.1  Introduction  237
14.2  Characteristics of CPPs 239
14.3  Mechanism of CPP Internalization  239
14.4  CPPs Used as Conjugates for Nucleic Acid Delivery  242
14.5  CPPs Used as Nanoparticles for Nucleic Acid Delivery  243
14,6  CPP Functionalization for a More Specific Delivery 247
14.7  Conclusions  250
15  PPMOs: A Case Study for Cell-Penetrating Peptide Application  263
15.1  Introduction  263
15.2  Peptide Development  267
15.3  Platform Technology  270
16  Celt-Penetrating Peptide-Conjugated Polymer Micelle for pDNA/siRNA Delivery 285
16.1  Introduction  285
16.2  at-Conjugated Polymer Micelles  288
16.3  Multifunctional Peptide-Conjugated Polymer Micelles  297
16.4  Conclusions and Future Perspective  307
17  Lipid-Based Nanoparticles Using Ceil-Penetrating Peptides 315
17.1  Introduction  315
17.2  Cell-Penetrating Peptides  316
17.3  Lipid-based Nanoparticles  320
17.4  CPP-Modified Lipid Nanoparticles  321
17.5  Improving CPP-LNPs  324
17.6  Conclusion  324
Part IV  Application 329
18  Cell-Penetrating Peptides as Tools to Facilitate Oral Delivery of Biopharmaceuticals 331
18.1  Introduction  331
18.2  Challenges for Oral Delivery of Biopharmaceuticals  331
18.3  Cell-Penetrating Peptides as Carriers for Oral Delivery of Biopharmaceuticals  333
18.4  In vivo Methods and Data Reporting when Studying Intestinal Absorption of Biopharmaceuticals  343
18.5  Mechanism of Cell-Penetrating Peptide-Mediated Cargo Delivery Across the Intestinal Barrier  347
18.6  Perspectives  349
19  "Intranasal Delivery" 355
19.1  Enhanced Systemic Absorption of Biologics by Coadministration with CPPs  355
19.2  Enhanced Nose-to-Brain Delivery of Biologics by Coadministration with CPPs  357
19.3  Mechanistic Insight for Enhanced Nose-to-Brain Drug Delivery with CPPs 358
19.4  Therapeutic Effects After Enhanced Nose-to-Brain Delivery of Biologics  360
19.5  Perspectives  362
20  Clinical Trials 367
20.1  Introduction  367
20.2  Peptides 367
20.3  Proteins  373
20.4  Low-Molecular-Weight (LMW) Drugs  374
20.5  Nucleic Acids  375
20.6  Fluorescent Dye 376
21  Plant 381
21.1  Introduction  381
21.2  CPP Design and Availability for Plant Cells  382
21.3  Artificial CPP for Plant Cells  383
21.4  Internalization Mechanism  386
21.5  Polypeptide-Based Carriers for Material Delivery 389
21.6  Perspective  393
Index 397