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KMID : 0311120160570010203
Yonsei Medical Journal
2016 Volume.57 No. 1 p.203 ~ p.208
Development of a Synthetic Surfactant Using a Surfactant Protein-C Peptide Analog: In Vitro Studies of Surface Physical Properties
Bae Chong-Woo

Chung Sung-Hoon
Choi Yong-Sung
Abstract
Purpose : Pulmonary surfactant (PS) replacement has been the gold standard therapy for neonatal respiratory distress syndrome; however, almost all commercial PSs contain animal proteins. We prepared a synthetic PS by using a human surfactant protein (SP) analog and evaluated its in vitro properties.

Materials and Methods : A peptide sequence (CPVHLKRLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL) of human SP-C was chosen to develop the peptide analog (SPa-C). The new synthetic SP-C PS (sSP-C PS) was synthesized from SPa-C, dipalmitoyl phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidyl glycerol, and palmitic acid. Physical properties of the sSP-C PS were evaluated by measuring the maximum and minimum surface tensions (STs), surfactant spreading, and adsorption rate. In addition, we recorded an ST-area diagram. The data obtained on sSP-C PS were subsequently compared with those of purified natural bovine surfactant (PNBS), and the commercial product, Surfacten¢ç.

Results : The sSP-C PS and Surfacten¢ç were found to have maximum ST values of 32-33 mN/m, whereas that of PNBS was much lower at 19 mN/m. The minimum ST values of all three products were less than 10 mN/m. The values that were measured for the equilibrium ST of rapidly spreading sSP-C PS, Surfacten¢ç, and PNBS were 27, 27, and 24 mN/m, respectively. The surface adsorptions were found to be the same for all three PSs (20 mN/m). ST-area diagrams of sSP-C PS and Surfacten¢ç revealed similar properties.

Conclusion : In an in vitro experiment, the physical properties exhibited by sSP-C PS were similar to those of Surfacten¢ç. Further study is required to evaluate the in vivo efficacy.
KEYWORD
Pulmonary surfactant, surfactant protein-C, synthetic peptide syntheses, respiratory distress syndrome, surface tension
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