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Table 3 Nanomedical approaches to mRNA delivery

From: Mechanisms and research advances in mRNA antibody drug-mediated passive immunotherapy

Application

Main components of vector

Size (nm)

Route

mRNA dosage

Status

References

mRNA vaccine

ALC-0315

Not found

I.M.

30 µg (For humans)

Market

[8]

SM-102

Not found

I.M.

50 µg (For humans)

Market

[26]

Cholesterol, phosphatidylserine

< 200

 S.C.

12 µg

Completed

[20]

Protein replacement

PEG-PAsp(DET)

100

I.C.V.

3 µg

Completed

[85]

Biodegradable ionizable lipids (ATX)

Undisclosed

I.V.

2 and 4 mg/kg

Completed

[86]

Phospholipids, cholesterol, PEG

< 100

I.V.

190 and 760 ng

Completed

[87]

mRNA antibody

DSPC, cholesterol and PEG-lipid

Undisclosed

I.V.

0.1, 0.3 and 0.6 mg/kg

Active(Phase I)

[88]

DOTAP, cholesterol

183–339

I.T.

5 µg

Completed

[89]

DSPC, cholesterol and PEG-lipid

88.99

I.V.

0.2 and 1 mg/kg

Completed

[90]

TransIT-mRNA Transfection kit

Undisclosed

I.V.

5 µg

Completed

[91]

Gene delivery and editing

Cationic ionizable lipids, phospholipids, cholesterol

150

I.V.

0.1 mg/kg

Completed

[92]

306-O12B (A leading tail-branched bioreducible lipidoid)

110

I.V.

3 mg/kg

Completed

[93]

  1. S.C. subcutaneous injection, I.C.V. intracerebroventricular administration, I.V. intravenous injection, I.T. intratracheally administration