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Small interfering RNA (siRNA) therapies are revolutionizing precision medicine, yet their efficacy hinges on overcoming delivery and stability challenges. At Protheragen BioNucleics, we specialize in siRNA amino acid modification, a cutting-edge approach to enhance oligonucleotide performance. Our expertise spans Oligonucleotide Drugs CRO, Oligonucleotide Modification Service, and siRNA Modification Service, enabling tailored solutions for therapeutic development. By integrating amino acid modifications into siRNA scaffolds, we bridge the gap between lab-scale innovation and and preclinical.
siRNA amino acid modification involves the strategic incorporation of amino acid residues or side chains into siRNA molecules. Unlike traditional chemical modifications (e.g., phosphorothioate backbones or 2'-O-methyl sugars), amino acid conjugation enhances siRNA functionality through:
This approach allows precise control over siRNA interactions with biological systems, making it ideal for in vivo applications. Our team optimizes modifications to balance potency, safety, and manufacturability.
Protheragen BioNucleics offers end-to-end solutions for siRNA amino acid modification, leveraging proprietary technologies to meet diverse therapeutic goals:
We utilize AI-driven algorithms to predict optimal amino acid insertion sites, ensuring minimal interference with siRNA's gene-silencing activity. Our platform evaluates thermodynamic stability, off-target effects, and binding affinity to refine sequences for in vivo efficacy.
Using click chemistry, NHS esters, or maleimide-thiol reactions, we conjugate amino acids (e.g., lysine, arginine) to siRNA strands. This precision ensures reproducible attachment at predefined positions (e.g., sense strand 3'-end), enhancing tissue targeting without compromising RNA-induced silencing complex (RISC) loading.
We modify amino acid side chains to introduce functionalities such as:
Our in vitro / in vivo assays assess:
We develop lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) or polymer-based carriers to protect modified siRNAs during systemic delivery, prioritizing scalability for GMP production.
Clients access bespoke services, including:
Q1: How do amino acid modifications differ from other siRNA stabilization methods?
Amino acids enhance both stability and targeting via natural biochemical interactions, unlike passive stabilization (e.g., 2'-O-methyl). They also reduce toxicity risks associated with synthetic polymers.
Q2: Can these modifications improve siRNA delivery to non-liver tissues?
Yes. Conjugating tissue-homing peptides (e.g., RGD for tumors) or antibodies enables extrahepatic targeting, broadening therapeutic applications.
Tumor-specific siRNAs with peptide ligands.
Enhanced CNS delivery for neurodegenerative diseases.
Stabilized siRNAs against RNA viruses.
Liver-targeted conjugates for dyslipidemia.
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