ArticleDrug delivery and translational research2026
Hyperbranched poly(β-amino ester)s-mediated delivery of engineered Klotho mRNA rescues senescence and restores cellular homeostasis in aged and Klotho deficient iMSCs.
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A decline in Klotho expression is a defining feature of aging and contributes to cellular dysfunctions. Here, we developed an engineered IVT Klotho mRNA incorporating ARCA capping. Ψ-modification and poly(A) tailing, delivered using a hyperbranched poly(β-amino ester) (HPAE)-based platform to enhance intracellular delivery and translation. Using CRISPR edited KL (-/-) iPSCs and derived iMSCs, we show that loss of KL induces a robust senescent phenotype characterized by activation of p53-p21-p16 pathways, mitochondrial depolarization, elevated ROS, and altered Ca
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