Journal
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF NANOMEDICINE
Volume 16, Issue -, Pages 7663-7681Publisher
DOVE MEDICAL PRESS LTD
DOI: 10.2147/IJN.S328705
Keywords
neutrophil-derived delivery; tumors and inflammation; targeting; circulation; biostability
Funding
- Clinical research project of health industry of Shanghai Health Committee [201940200]
- Shanghai Sailing Program [21YF1435800]
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This review discusses the chimeric trait of neutrophils in drug delivery systems and their potential advantages for targeting tumors and inflammation therapy. It highlights the use of neutrophils as carriers for enhanced drug delivery and improved biostability, with a look towards future prospects in the field.
The chimeric trait of recruitment by inflammatory signals endows neutrophils with the functionality of migrating to inflamed tissues, which can be utilized to tailor novel drug delivery systems. In this review, we introduce a mechanism of neutrophil-derived drug delivery systems recruited into inflamed sites and provide insight into tumors and inflammation therapy. In particular, the advantages of neutrophils-their endogenous-derived neutrophil membrane, exosomes as drug carriers for augmented targeting, prolonged circulation, and improved biostability-were concluded. Subsequently, the latest application in the treatment of tumors and inflammation was elaborated upon, followed by a discussion of the future prospects to neutrophil-derived delivery systems. This promising system will provide new therapeutic avenues for the treatment of inflammation and tumors.
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