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Layer-by-layer fabrication of alginate/polyethyleneimine multilayer on magnetic interface with enhanced efficiency in immuno-capturing circulating tumor cells

Yang Xiao,Zhiyi Zhou,Yifan Zuo,Xueyuan Wu,Yuping Liu,Yichen Li,Yuetong Gao,Xiashu Zhang,Yu Wang,Lili Hu,Chenglin Li

Background The technology of capturing circulating tumor cells (CTCs) plays a crucial role in the diagnosis, evaluation of therapeutic efficacy, and prediction of prognosis in lung cancer. However, the presence of complex blood environment often results in severe nonspecific protein adsorption and interferences from blood cells, which negatively impacts the specificity of CTCs capture. There is a great need for development of novel nanomaterials for CTCs capture with prominent anti-nonspecific adsorptions from proteins or blood cells. Results We present a novel immune magnetic probe Fe 3 O 4 @(PEI/AA) 4 @Apt. The surface of Fe 3 O 4 particles was modified with four layers of PEI/AA composite by layer-by-layer assembly. Furthermore, aptamers targeting epithelial marker EpCAM (SYL3C) and mesenchymal marker CSV (ZY5C) were simultaneously connected on Fe 3 O 4 @(PEI/AA) 4 to improve the detection of different phenotypic CTCs and reduce false negatives. The results demonstrated that the (PEI/AA) 4 coatings not only minimized non-specific protein adsorptions, but also significantly reduced the adsorption rate of red blood cells to a mere 1 %, as a result of which, the Fe 3 O 4 @(PEI/AA) 4 @Apt probe achieved a remarkably high capture efficiency toward CTCs (95.9 %). In the subsequent validation of clinical samples, the probe was also effective in capturing rare CTCs from lung cancer patients. Significance and novelty A (PEI/AA) polymerized composite with controllable layers was fabricated by layer-by-layer self-assembly technique, which displayed remarkable anti-nonspecific adsorption capabilities toward proteins and cells. Importantly, Fe 3 O 4 @(PEI/AA) 4 @Apt probe significantly improved CTCs capture purity in lung cancer patients to 89.36 %. For the first time, this study combined controllable (PEI/AA) layers with magnetic separation to innovatively build a resistant interface that significantly improves the specific capture performances of CTCs, broadening the application of this polymerized composite.