Abstract

Cell membrane-coated biomimetic nanoplatforms have many inherent properties, such as bio-interfacing abilities, self-identification, and signal transduction, which enable the biomimetic delivery system to escape immune clearance and opsonization. This can also maximize the drug delivery efficiency of synthetic nanoparticles (NPs) and functional cell membranes. As a new type of delivery system, cell membrane-coated biomimetic delivery systems have broadened the prospects for biomedical applications. In this review, we summarize research progress on cell membrane biomimetic technology from three aspects, including sources of membrane, modifications, and applications, then analyze their limitations and propose future research directions.

Highlights

  • Traditional drug delivery primarily involves oral, intravascular, muscular, inhalational, or subcutaneous routes

  • This review introduces different cell membranes used in cell membrane technology, including erythrocyte membranes, leukocyte membranes, platelet membranes, stem cell membranes, cancer cell membranes, and hybrid membranes

  • With the widespread application of cell membrane biomimetic technology, modifications of cell membranes are being widely investigated as potential strategies

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Summary

Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology

Cell membrane-coated biomimetic nanoplatforms have many inherent properties, such as bio-interfacing abilities, self-identification, and signal transduction, which enable the biomimetic delivery system to escape immune clearance and opsonization. This can maximize the drug delivery efficiency of synthetic nanoparticles (NPs) and functional cell membranes. As a new type of delivery system, cell membrane-coated biomimetic delivery systems have broadened the prospects for biomedical applications. We summarize research progress on cell membrane biomimetic technology from three aspects, including sources of membrane, modifications, and applications, analyze their limitations and propose future research directions

INTRODUCTION
MEMBRANE SOURCES
Adhesion molecules
Stem Cells
Cancer Cells
Hybrid Cells
MODIFICATION OF CELL MEMBRANE
Physical Engineering of Cell Membranes
Chemical Engineering of Cell Membranes
Biological Engineering of Cell Membranes
Cancer Treatment
Immune Modulation
Colorectal cancer Melanoma Breast cancer
Increase immune evasion and targeting ability at the tumor site
CONCLUSION AND PERSPECTIVES
AUTHOR CONTRIBUTIONS
Findings
Mediated Combined Targeted Chemo and Gene Therapy for Esophageal

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