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BASIC STUDIES ON CHEMOTHERAPY OF BRAIN TUMORS BY MEANS OF LIPOSOMES : AFFINITY OF SULFATIDE-INSERTED LIPOSOMES TO HUMAN GLIOMA CELLS Akira Kito 1 , Jun Yoshida 1 , Naoki Kageyama 1 , Itaru Inoue 2 , Hiroko Abe 3 , Sigeru Arichi 3 , Nakao Kojima 4 , Kunio Yagi 4 1Department of Neurosurgery, Nagoya University School of Medicine 2Department of Neurosurgery, Kamo Hospital 3Research Institute of Oriental Medicine, Kinki University 4Institute of Applied Biochemistry pp.783-788
Published Date 1987/8/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406205959
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In order to utilize liposomes for the treatment of brain tumors, we examined the interaction between the cells and the liposomes prepared from phosphatidylcholine, cholesterol, and sulfa-tide (molar ratio, 7 : 2 : 1), which were able to deliver the encapsulated materials into the brain through the blood-brain barrier. With a variety of human cell lines, the incorporation of the lipo- somes and the release of the liposomal contents into cells were studied by spectrofluorometry and flow cytometry by use of encapsulated 6-carboxy-fluorescein. It was found that the amounts of lipo-somes incorporated into cells were dependent on the dose of liposomes and type of cells. At the same concentration of liposomes, the highest incorporation was found for glioma cells, which was further confirmed by electron microscopy with ferritin-containing liposomes. These results indicate that the liposomes composed of sulfatide, phosphatidylcholine and cholesterol have a high affinity for human glioma cells and should be useful for the chemotherapy of glioma when anti- tumor drugs are encapsulated into them.


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