Intranuclear protein transduction through a nucleoside salvage pathway
AssigneesThe Regents of the University of California, U.S. Government Department of Veterans Affairs
InventorRichard H. Weisbart
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AssigneesThe Regents of the University of California, U.S. Government Department of Veterans Affairs
InventorRichard H. Weisbart
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Provided herein are conjugate molecules containing a substrate for a nucleoside transport pathway linked to an active agent, wherein the conjugate can be transported into a cell or into the nucleus of a cell via a cellular nucleoside transport pathway. Further provided are methods of delivering a conjugate molecule to a target cell expressing a nucleoside transport pathway, wherein the conjugate contains a substrate for the nucleoside transport pathway linked to an active agent. Also provided are methods for screening for conjugates that are transported by nucleoside transport pathways. Further provided are methods of treating a patient having a disease or disorder affecting tissues expressing nucleoside transport pathways, in which a conjugate containing an agent effective in treating the disorder is administered to the patient. Also provided are methods of treating a patient having an autoimmune disorder involving administering to the patient a compound that inhibits a nucleoside transport pathway.
A conjugate comprising:
A method of delivering a conjugate to a target cell expressing a nucleoside transport pathway comprising,
A method of screening a conjugate for transport by a nucleoside transport pathway comprising,
A method of treating a skeletal muscle disorder comprising,
A method of treating a genetic disorder comprising,
A method of treating a cancer comprising,
A method of treating an autoimmune disorder comprising,
The pharmaceutical composition of claim 44, wherein the tissue that is hypoxic is a hypoxic tumor, a tissue with insufficient vasculature, an ulcer, an ischemic area resulting from stroke, or an ischemic area resulting from cardiovascular disease.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.