Journal of Drug Delivery / 2012 / Article / Tab 1 / Review Article
Reversible Masking Using Low-Molecular-Weight Neutral Lipids to Achieve Optimal-Targeted Delivery Table 1 Comparison of recent, improved targeted delivery systems.
NP* type Increase to NT** Decrease to NT*** Efficacy of targeted delivery system BIVs + small molecules + reversible masking 200-fold None Complete elimination of aggressive, orthotopic pancreatic cancers after 5 iv injections administered once a week [9 ] RTNs with endosomally cleavable PEG 2-fold None 75% reduction in subcutaneous neuroblastoma tumor size after 7 iv injections administered every 48 h [10 , 11 ] MEND + pH-sensitive fusogenic peptide or a cell penetrating peptide + cleavable PEG None 2-fold None reported [12 , 13 ] FRT + cleavable PEG 1-fold None None reported [14 ] Copolymers + cleavable PEG None None None reported [15 ] Liposomes + cell penetrating peptide + cleavable PEG 1.3-fold None None reported [16 , 17 ]
*Nanoparticle (NP).
**Nontargeted (NT); increased delivery of the targeted NP to the target compared with the corresponding nontargeted formulation.
***Nontargeted (NT); decreased delivery of the targeted NP to the target compared with the corresponding nontargeted formulation.