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In Vitro Interactions of Amphiphilic Phosphorous Dendrons with Liposomes and Exosomes—Implications for Blood Viscosity Changes

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Drug delivery by dendron-based nanoparticles is widely studied due to their ability to encapsulate or bind different ligands. For medical purposes, it is necessary (even if not sufficient) for these nanostructures to be compatible with blood. We studied the interaction of amphiphilic dendrons with blood samples from healthy volunteers using standard laboratory methods and rheological measurements. We did not observe clinically relevant abnormalities, but we found a concentration-dependent increase in whole blood viscosity, higher in males, presumably due to the formation of aggregates. To characterize the nature of the interactions among blood components and dendrons, we performed experiments on the liposomes and exosomes as models of biological membranes. Based on results obtained using diverse biophysical methods, we conclude that the interactions were of electrostatic nature. Overall, we have confirmed a concentration-dependent effect of dendrons on membrane systems, while the effect of generation was ambiguous. At higher dendron concentrations, the structure of membranes became disturbed, and membranes were prone to forming bigger aggregates, as visualized by SEM. This might have implications for blood flow disturbances when used in vivo. We propose to introduce blood viscosity measurements in early stages of investigation as they can help to optimize drug-like properties of potential drug carriers.
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Martina Veliskova, Milan Zvarik, Simon Suty, Juraj Jacko, Patrick Mydla, et al.. In Vitro Interactions of Amphiphilic Phosphorous Dendrons with Liposomes and Exosomes—Implications for Blood Viscosity Changes. Pharmaceutics, 2022, 14 (8), pp.1596. ⟨10.3390/pharmaceutics14081596⟩. ⟨hal-03808033⟩
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