Compositions and methods for intracellular delivery of biotinylated cargo
AssigneeUniversity of Washington
InventorsBrian Albarran, Patrick S. Stayton, Richard To
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InventorsBrian Albarran, Patrick S. Stayton, Richard To
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The invention provides compositions for intracellular delivery of biotinylated cargo. The compositions comprise a complex formed between (a) a fusion protein comprising a protein transduction domain linked to streptavidin and (b) a biotinylated cargo for intracellular delivery. In some embodiments, the protein transduction domain comprises the protein transduction domain of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus type 1 (HIV-1) TAT protein. The complex may further comprise a biotinylated endosomal releasing polymer, such as a poly(propylacrylic acid) polymer. The invention also provides methods for obtaining intracellular delivery of biotinylated cargo and methods for obtaining cytoplasmic delivery of biotinylated cargo.
A composition, comprising a complex formed between (a) a fusion protein comprising a protein transduction domain linked to streptavidin (b) a biotinylated cargo for intracellular delivery and (c) a (propylacrylic acid)-containing polymer.
A method for obtaining intracellular delivery of biotinylated cargo, comprising the step of exposing cells to a complex comprising (a) a fusion protein comprising a protein transduction domain linked to streptavidin to obtain intracellular delivery of the biotinylated cargo (b) a biotinylated cargo and (c) a (propylacrylic acid)-containing polymer.
A method for obtaining cytoplasmic delivery of biotinylated cargo, comprising the step of exposing cells to a complex comprising (a) a fusion protein comprising a protein transduction domain linked to streptavidin to obtain cytoplasmic delivery of the biotinylated cargo, (b) a biotinylated cargo, and (c) a biotinylated (propylacrylic acid)-containing polymer.
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