Central airway administration for systemic delivery of therapeutics
OwnerRichard Blumberg, Wayne Lencer +2inventors
InventorsRichard Blumberg, Wayne Lencer, Neil Simister, Alan Bitonti
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OwnerRichard Blumberg, Wayne Lencer +2inventors
InventorsRichard Blumberg, Wayne Lencer, Neil Simister, Alan Bitonti
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The present invention relates to methods and products for the transepithelial systemic delivery of therapeutics. In particular, the invention relates to methods and compositions for the systemic delivery of therapeutics by administering an aerosol containing antibodies or conjugates of a therapeutic agent with an FcRn binding partner to epithelium of central airways of the lung. The methods and products are adaptable to a wide range of therapeutic agents, including proteins and polypeptides, nucleic acids, drugs, and others. The methods and products have the advantage of not requiring administration to the deep lung in order to effect systemic delivery.
A method for systemic delivery of a therapeutic agent, comprising:
A method for systemic delivery of a therapeutic agent, comprising:
An aerosol of a conjugate of a therapeutic agent and an FcRn binding partner, wherein particles in the aerosol have a MMAD of at least 3 μm.
An aerosol delivery system, comprising a container, an aerosol generator connected to the container, and a conjugate of a therapeutic agent and an FcRn binding partner disposed within the container, wherein the aerosol generator is constructed and arranged to generate an aerosol of the conjugate having particles with a MMAD of at least 3 μm.
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