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Poly(2-oxazoline) Decorated Lipid Nanoparticles for Robust mRNA Delivery in the Presence of Pre-existing Anti-PEG Antibodies

Authors: LI Minhui; MA Sheng; SHEN Mengjie; WAN Renming; LONG Jiang'ai; JIANG Yuhang; LIANG Hanzhi; GUO Zhaopei; MA Xinpeng; SONG Wantong

DOI: 10.1007/s40843-025-3634-0Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • C18-POx-LNPs achieved over 200-fold higher transfection efficiency than PEG-LNPs in mice with pre-existing anti-PEG antibodies, directly addressing the clinical bottleneck of reduced efficacy in PEG-sensitized populations. • • Single-tailed C18-POx conjugates produced LNPs with smaller particle sizes and superior freeze-thaw stability compared to other POx variants, indicating enhanced colloidal stability for storage and handling. • • C18-POx-LNPs fully replacing DMG-PEG maintained comparable in vivo transfection efficiency to PEG-LNPs in naive mice, demonstrating non-inferior performance without PEG. • • Repeated POx-LNP administration elicited dose-dependent anti-POx IgM and IgG responses, with antibody titers inversely correlated with POx hydrophilicity (PEtOx > PMeOx), highlighting the need to balance stealth and immunogenicity.