Sains
Malaysiana 53(1)(2024): 63-86
http://doi.org/10.17576/jsm-2024-5301-06
Genetically Engineered Mesenchymal Stem Cells using Viral Vectors: A New Frontier in Anti-Angiogenic Therapy
(Sel Stem Mesenkima Kejuruteraan Genetik menggunakan
Vektor Virus: Suatu Sempadan Baharu dalam Terapi Anti-Angiogenik)
EWA CHOY YEE WA1,*, CHOY KER WOON2,3, WOON KAI SIONG1, MUHAMMAD AIDIL WAFI1, THEN KONG YONG1 & THEN KHONG LEK1
1CryoCord Sdn. Bhd., Suite 1-1, 1st Floor, Bio X Centre, Persiaran Cyberpoint Selatan, Cyber 8, 63000
Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
2Department of Anatomy, Faculty of Medicine, Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Sungai Buloh
Campus,Jalan Hospital, 47000 UiTM Sungai Buloh, Selangor, Malaysia
3Institute of Pathology, Laboratory and Forensic Medicine (I-PPerForM),
Universiti Teknologi MARA, Sungai Buloh Campus, Jalan Hospital, 47000 Sungai Buloh, Malaysia.
Diserahkan: 26 Jun 2023/Diterima: 9 Januari 2024
Abstract
Mesenchymal
stem cells (MSCs) are adult stem cells that possess the remarkable ability to
self-renew and differentiate into various cell lineages. Due to their
regenerative potential, MSCs have emerged as the most commonly used stem cell
type in clinical applications. Angiogenesis, the formation of new blood
vessels, plays a critical role in several pathological conditions, including
ocular neovascular diseases, cancer, and inflammatory disorders. Conventional
anti-angiogenic therapies face limitations such as frequent visits for repeated
doses, off-target effects and resistance development. Recent advances in
genetic engineering techniques have opened up novel avenues in regenerative
medicine. Genetically engineering MSCs using viral vectors presents a promising
strategy to specifically target angiogenesis and enhance anti-angiogenic
therapies' efficacy. Viral vectors, including lentiviruses, adeno-associated
viruses and adenoviruses, provide an effective means of delivering therapeutic
genes into MSCs, allowing the expression of a wide range of therapeutic agents,
including anti-angiogenic proteins. This review explores the frontier of using
genetically engineered MSCs delivered through viral vectors as a potent
anti-angiogenic therapeutic approach. By leveraging the unique properties of
MSCs and the targeted delivery capabilities of viral vectors, this approach
initiates the potential to revolutionize anti-angiogenic therapy, offering new
possibilities for the treatment of angiogenesis-related diseases.
Keywords:
Angiogenesis; anti-angiogenic therapy; genetic engineering; mesenchymal stem
cells; viral vectors
Abstrak
Sel stem mesenkima (MSCs) adalah
sel stem dewasa yang memiliki keupayaan luar biasa untuk memperbaharui diri dan berubah menjadi pelbagai barisan sel. Disebabkan potensi regeneratif mereka, MSCs telah menjadi jenis sel
stem yang paling biasa digunakan dalam aplikasi klinikal. Angiogenesis, pembentukan saluran darah baru, memainkan peranan penting dalam beberapa keadaan patologi, termasuk penyakit neovaskular okular, kanser dan penyakit keradangan. Terapi anti-angiogenesis konvensional mempunyai kekurangan seperti lawatan kerap untuk dos berulang, kesan di luar sampingan dan pembangunan rintangan. Kemajuan terkini dalam teknik kejuruteraan genetik telah membuka peluang baharu dalam perubatan regeneratif. Kejuruteraan genetik MSCs menggunakan vektor virus merupakan strategi yang berpotensi untuk menyerang angiogenesis secara khusus dan meningkatkan keberkesanan terapi anti-angiogenesis. Vektor virus termasuk lentivirus, virus adeno-terkait dan adenovirus menyediakan cara yang berkesan untuk menghantar gen terapi ke dalam MSCs, membolehkan ekspresi pelbagai agen terapeutik, termasuk protein anti-angiogenesis. Kajian ini meneroka hala tuju penggunaan MSCs yang direka bentuk secara genetik yang dihantar melalui vektor virus sebagai pendekatan terapeutik anti-angiogenesis yang berkuasa. Dengan memanfaatkan sifat unik MSCs dan keupayaan penghantaran yang dituju oleh vektor virus, pendekatan ini berpotensi untuk mengubah terapi anti-angiogenesis, menawarkan kemungkinan baru untuk rawatan penyakit berkaitan angiogenesis.
Kata kunci: Angiogenesis; kejuruteraan genetik; sel stem mesenkima; terapi anti-angiogenesis; vektor virus
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