Article Dans Une Revue Pharmaceutical Research Année : 2018

Assessment of Complement Activation by Nanoparticles: Development of a SPR Based Method and Comparison with Current High Throughput Methods

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Purpose: A Surface Plasmon Resonance chip (SPR) was developed to study the activation of complement system triggered by nanomaterials in contact with human serum, which is an important concern today to warrant safety of nanomedicines. Methods: The developed chip was tested for its specificity in complex medium and its longevity of use. It was then employed to assess the release of complement fragments upon incubation of nanoparticles in serum. A comparison was made with other current methods assessing complement activation (µC-IE, ELISA). Results: The SPR chip was found to give a consistent response for C3a release upon activation by nanoparticles. Results were similar to those obtained by µC-IE. However, ELISA detection of iC3b fragments showed an explained high non-specific background. The impact of sample preparation preceding the analysis was assessed with the newly develop SPR method. The removal of nanoparticles before analysis showed an important modification in the obtained response, possibly leading to false negative results. Conclusion: The SPR chip developed in this work allows for an automated assessment of complement activation triggered by nanoparticles with possibility of multiplexed analysis. The design of the chip proved to give consistent results of complement activation by nanoparticles.

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hal-03199958 , version 1 (16-04-2021)

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Jean-Baptiste Coty, Magali Noiray, Christine Vauthier. Assessment of Complement Activation by Nanoparticles: Development of a SPR Based Method and Comparison with Current High Throughput Methods. Pharmaceutical Research, 2018, 35 (7), pp.129. ⟨10.1007/s11095-018-2406-5⟩. ⟨hal-03199958⟩
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