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    Kansas State University Undergraduate Research Conference Spring 2019

    Synthesis and Optimization of Novel Poly-(β-amino ester) Synthesis and Optimization of Novel Poly-( -amino ester) Polymer for Gene-Delivery Polymer for Gene-Delivery

    Maria Montes

    Follow this and additional works at: https://newprairiepress.org/ksuugradresearch

    Part of the Organic Chemistry Commons, and the Polymer Chemistry Commons

    This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License.

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    Synthesis of PBAE-cationic polymer and optimization of

    molecular weight for linkage of PBAE polymer to cell

    penetrating peptide for further cell transfections.

    Bossmann Lab Group,

    Bridges to the Future Program,

    Developing Scholars Program (DSP),

    Johnson Cancer Research Center,

    Funding provided by the National

    Institutes of Health/National Institute

    of General Medical Sciences Award

    5R25GM119968-02.

    Synthesis and Optimization of Novel Poly-(β-amino ester) Polymer for Gene-

    Delivery. Maria Montes-Gonzalez, Obdulia Covarrubias Zambrano, Tej Shrestha, and Stefan H. Bossmann

    Kansas State University Manhattan, KS

    Department of Chemistry

    • Polymer was successfully synthesized and characterized.

    •Zeta potential experiments demonstrated optimal conditions to obtain

    a positive zeta potential charge, which is ideal for cellular uptake

    during a transfection.

    •Cell experiments demonstrated successful transfection for 150µM

    PBAE incubated for 30 min with GFP plasmid DNA.

    •WTAS successfully synthesized and loaded onto cells to determine

    cell penetration and toxicity.

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    Feb. 2015, pp. 1236–1249., doi:10.1021/nn504905q.3Smith, Tyrel T., et al. “In Situ Programming of Leukaemia-Specific T Cells

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    pp. 1–8., doi:10.1039/NNANO.2017.57.4Wang, Hongwang, et al. “Rationally Designed Peptide Nanosponges for Cell-

    Based Cancer Therapy.”

    24 hours at 90ºC

    +

    1,4-butanediol diacrylate 3-amino-1-propanol

    Step 1

    tris(2-aminoethyl) amine

    Polymer Synthesis

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    Gene delivery is one of the most promising methods to treat

    multiple diseases through the alteration of a genetic code to

    enhance or inhibit gene expression (NIH). The potential for gene

    delivery to be used as a treatment for cancerous cells is the

    beginning for advanced personalized healthcare. Current methods

    for cancer are costly, nonspecific, and come with major side effects

    that lowers quality of life in cancer patients. Previous studies have

    demonstrated Poly-(β-amino ester) (PBAE) to be biodegradable,

    non-toxic, and capable to deliver payloads in a targeted manner.

    For this study, PBAE was synthesized and characterized by

    Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Dynamic Light Scattering, and Zeta-

    Potential. Cell experiments were conducted to determine

    transfection efficiencies. Also, conjugation of PBAE with a cell

    nucleus penetrating peptide (WTAS) will be investigated to

    develop a more effective gene delivery system, composed of two

    nanocarriers. Specifically, focus is emphasized on the advancement

    of non-viral gene delivery systems that can have a general

    application towards resolving current barriers in gene therapy.

    WTAS Live Confocal StudiesStep 2

    • Non-toxic,

    • Cell penetration to cell nuclei within a couple minutes after exposure.

    PBAE Polymer : WTAS : EDC : DMAP

    1 : 4 : 4 : 4

    2 hours at r.t.

    Intermediate 1

    50 µM WTAS loaded into B16F10 cells

    Peptide Synthesis

    (W)TAS : PLKWPGKKKKGKPGKRKEQEKKKRRTR

    Fmoc

    Fmoc

    Fmoc

    Positive zeta potential charge is ideal for

    cellular uptake through endocytosis, which

    was obtained only these PBAE concentrations

    and incubation time with GFP plasmid DNA

    Linking PBAE to WTAS

    T=2 hrsT=0 hrs

    Acknowledgements

    Abstract

    Objective

    Transfection experiments Conclusion & Next Steps

    References

    Poly(β-amino ester)

    THF

    Incubation of PBAE with DNA at various concentrations and time

    Cell transfection experiments in Neural stem cells (NSC)

    150µM PBAE (1.05:1) incubated with 500 ng pGFP DNA for 30 min

    GFP fluorescent

    cells transfected

    Non-fluorescent

    cells

    Merged images

    PBAE polymer WTAS C-terminal side

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