Nanocarrier system facilitates passive delivery of full-length antibodies, enhancing pulmonary immunotherapy.
The intracellular delivery of full length antibodies holds transformative potential for treating a range of diseases but is hindered by poor cellular uptake, extracellular degradation, and limited encapsulation strategies. Here, we report a non-invasive, scalable, and biocompatible nanocarrier system using poly L lysine (PLL) coated PEG b PLGA polymersomes to encapsulate and deliver full-length antibodies intracellularly via passive diffusion. Coating with 30 kDa PLL enhanced antibody loading efficiency by modulating membrane permeability and reduced vesicle surface charge, facilitating endocytic uptake while preserving antibody activity. The resulting polymersomes exhibited no detectable cytotoxicity and enabled efficient aerosol-based pulmonary delivery to lung epithelial cells in vitro. To our knowledge, this is the first demonstration of using PLL coated PEG PLGA polymersomes for passive intracellular delivery of full-length antibodies. This platform opens new avenues for lung-targeted immunotherapy and broadens the translational potential of intracellular antibody therapeutics.
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