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EXP001985

Paper

Bi-specific splice-switching PMO oligonucleotides conjugated via a single peptide active in a mouse model of Duchenne muscular dystrophy (2015)

Peptide

Bi-specific D1 (one PMO on each Pip6a terminus)

Sequence: RXRRBRRXRYQFLIRXRBRXRB

RNA

All experiment fields

Experiment Id EXP001985
Paper Bi-specific splice-switching PMO oligonucleotides conjugated via a single peptide active in a mouse
Peptide Bi-specific D1 (one PMO on each Pip6a terminus)
Delivery Success Class no
In Vivo Flag no
Uptake Confirmed no
Label Confidence high
In Vitro Functional Effect yes
Endosomal Escape Evidence
Peptide Concentration 0.5–1 µM conjugate (serum-free Opti-MEM, 4 h transfection; then DMEM/5% horse serum 20 h).
Rna Concentration Same as conjugate concentration (PMO content equimolar to conjugate; for bi-specific constructs total PMO per conjugate contains two PMOs).
Mixing Ratio Covalent bi-specific: Dmd PMO amide-linked at C-terminus; Acvr2b 3′-azido PMO click-conjugated at N-terminus (triazole).
Formulation Format Covalent CPP–PMO conjugate (P-PMO); bi-specific constructs carry two PMOs on one CPP via amide + triazole (click) or disulfide linkages.
Formulation Components Pip6a CPP conjugated to PMO(s): Dmd exon23 PMO and/or Acvr2b exon5 PMO (see construct-specific linkage notes).
Size Nm
Zeta Mv
Model Scope in_vitro
Model Type in vitro
Cell Lines Or Primary Cells H2K/mdx mouse myoblasts differentiated to myotubes (mdx dystrophin model)
Animal Model
Administration Route
Output Type In vitro functional RNA effect: exon skipping (RT-PCR) for Dmd exon 23 and Acvr2b exon 5
Output Value Dose-dependent exon skipping for both targets, but lower activity than D2/D3 (RT-PCR).
Output Units
Output Notes Lower efficacy suggests bulky PMO at Pip6a N-terminus can impair delivery to nucleus.
Toxicity Notes
Curation Notes