Inflammatory cytokines are key players in modulating immune responses to mount effective host defense.However,excessive production of inflammatory cytokines contributes to the destructive components responsible for va...Inflammatory cytokines are key players in modulating immune responses to mount effective host defense.However,excessive production of inflammatory cytokines contributes to the destructive components responsible for various inflammatory disorders.As a result,treatment strategies have been developed to lower the cytokine levels or block their bioactivity.In particular,therapeutic agents that directly capture and neutralize cytokines have gained significant attention as they bypass the interactions with the host cells,and therefore,are less likely to induce immunogenic response and clearance.Among them,“monoplex”platforms such as cytokine-neutralizing antibodies(CNAs)are commonly designed to target a specific cytokine for neutralization.Meanwhile,to address the multiplexity of the cytokine targets in diseases,multiplex platforms such as glycosaminoglycan-containing biomaterials and cell-membrane-coated nanoparticles are emerging.Herein,we have reviewed the recent progress of these cytokine-neutralizing platforms(CNPs)and discussed their applications in treating inflammatory disorders.Overall,understanding the structure–function relationships underlying these CNPs would lead to the design of novel therapeutics toward effective management of inflammatory diseases.展开更多
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文摘Inflammatory cytokines are key players in modulating immune responses to mount effective host defense.However,excessive production of inflammatory cytokines contributes to the destructive components responsible for various inflammatory disorders.As a result,treatment strategies have been developed to lower the cytokine levels or block their bioactivity.In particular,therapeutic agents that directly capture and neutralize cytokines have gained significant attention as they bypass the interactions with the host cells,and therefore,are less likely to induce immunogenic response and clearance.Among them,“monoplex”platforms such as cytokine-neutralizing antibodies(CNAs)are commonly designed to target a specific cytokine for neutralization.Meanwhile,to address the multiplexity of the cytokine targets in diseases,multiplex platforms such as glycosaminoglycan-containing biomaterials and cell-membrane-coated nanoparticles are emerging.Herein,we have reviewed the recent progress of these cytokine-neutralizing platforms(CNPs)and discussed their applications in treating inflammatory disorders.Overall,understanding the structure–function relationships underlying these CNPs would lead to the design of novel therapeutics toward effective management of inflammatory diseases.