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Original Article

Inhaled pyrazinamide proliposome for targeting alveolar macrophages

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Pages 334-345 | Received 14 May 2012, Accepted 12 Aug 2012, Published online: 18 Sep 2012

Figures & data

Figure 1.  The SEM images of (A) spray dried mannitol (bar = 1 µm), (B) porous mannitol (bar = 1 µm), (C–G) PZA- proliposome formulation I to V (bar = 3 µm) and (H) PZA (bar = 300 µm).

Figure 1.  The SEM images of (A) spray dried mannitol (bar = 1 µm), (B) porous mannitol (bar = 1 µm), (C–G) PZA- proliposome formulation I to V (bar = 3 µm) and (H) PZA (bar = 300 µm).

Table 1.  Aerosolization properties, encapsulation and dynamic light scattering size measurement after reconstitution of PZA-proliposome formulations (mean ± SD, n = 3).

Figure 2.  The X-ray diffraction patterns of (A) porous mannitol, (B–F) PZA-proliposome formulation I to V (containing PZA 10, 20, 40, 60 and 80% w/w, respectively) and (G) PZA.

Figure 2.  The X-ray diffraction patterns of (A) porous mannitol, (B–F) PZA-proliposome formulation I to V (containing PZA 10, 20, 40, 60 and 80% w/w, respectively) and (G) PZA.

Table 2.  Differential scanning calorimeter data of porous mannitol, PZA-proliposome formulations and PZA.

Figure 3.  Differential scanning calorimeter thermogram of (A) porous mannitol, (B–F) PZA-proliposome formulation I to V (containing PZA 10, 20, 40, 60 and 80% w/w, respectively) and (G) PZA.

Figure 3.  Differential scanning calorimeter thermogram of (A) porous mannitol, (B–F) PZA-proliposome formulation I to V (containing PZA 10, 20, 40, 60 and 80% w/w, respectively) and (G) PZA.

Figure 4.  FT-IR spectra of (A) porous mannitol, (B–F) PZA-proliposome formulation I to V (containing PZA 10, 20, 40, 60 and 80% w/w, respectively) and (G) PZA.

Figure 4.  FT-IR spectra of (A) porous mannitol, (B–F) PZA-proliposome formulation I to V (containing PZA 10, 20, 40, 60 and 80% w/w, respectively) and (G) PZA.

Figure 5.  Viability of Calu-3 (A), A549 (B) and NR8383 (C) cell lines after exposed with different concentrations of PZA (•), PZA-proliposome formulation I (▴) and PZA-proliposome formulation V (▪) (mean ± SD, n ≥ 6).

Figure 5.  Viability of Calu-3 (A), A549 (B) and NR8383 (C) cell lines after exposed with different concentrations of PZA (•), PZA-proliposome formulation I (▴) and PZA-proliposome formulation V (▪) (mean ± SD, n ≥ 6).

Figure 6.  The level of inflammatory cytokine (IL-1β (A) and TNF-α (B)) and nitric oxide (C) produced from NR8383 cell lines after exposure with different concentrations of PZA (•), PZA-proliposome formulation I (▴), PZA-proliposome formulation V (▪) and LPS from E. coli (○) for 24 h (mean ± SD, n ≥ 6).

Figure 6.  The level of inflammatory cytokine (IL-1β (A) and TNF-α (B)) and nitric oxide (C) produced from NR8383 cell lines after exposure with different concentrations of PZA (•), PZA-proliposome formulation I (▴), PZA-proliposome formulation V (▪) and LPS from E. coli (○) for 24 h (mean ± SD, n ≥ 6).

Figure 7.  Phagocytosis of NR8383 cells incubated with reconstituted PZA-proliposome formulation I stained with Lumidot® 640 at (A–C) 2 and (D–F) 30 min in different mode; (A and D) bright field, (B and E) fluorescence and (C and F) overlay (bar = 50 µm).

Figure 7.  Phagocytosis of NR8383 cells incubated with reconstituted PZA-proliposome formulation I stained with Lumidot® 640 at (A–C) 2 and (D–F) 30 min in different mode; (A and D) bright field, (B and E) fluorescence and (C and F) overlay (bar = 50 µm).

Figure 8.  Serum biochemical parameters ((A) BUN, (B) Cr, (C) ALT and (D) AST) of control (□) and PZA-proliposome (▪) treated male Wistar rats in repeated dose toxicity study for 28 days.

Figure 8.  Serum biochemical parameters ((A) BUN, (B) Cr, (C) ALT and (D) AST) of control (□) and PZA-proliposome (▪) treated male Wistar rats in repeated dose toxicity study for 28 days.

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