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EXP001398

Paper

Therapeutic Effects on Atopic Dermatitis by Anti-RelA Short Interfering RNA Combined with Functional Peptides Tat and AT1002 (2011)

Peptide

Tat analog (CPP) + AT1002 analog (TJ modulator)

Sequence: GRKKRRQRRRCG ; FCIGRLCG

RNA

siRNA

All experiment fields

Experiment Id EXP001398
Paper Therapeutic Effects on Atopic Dermatitis by Anti-RelA Short Interfering RNA Combined with Functional
Peptide Tat analog (CPP) + AT1002 analog (TJ modulator)
Delivery Success Class yes
In Vivo Flag yes
Uptake Confirmed yes
Label Confidence high
In Vitro Functional Effect
Endosomal Escape Evidence
Peptide Concentration AT1002 400 µg per application; Tat amount corresponding to N/P=10 (mass not explicitly stated in treatment section)
Rna Concentration siRelA 5 µg in 20 µL PBS per application; applied on days 11, 13, 15, 18, 20, 22
Mixing Ratio Tat/siRelA N/P=10; AT1002 co-applied
Formulation Format Topical transdermal Tat/siRNA complex with AT1002 enhancer
Formulation Components Tat analog + AT1002 analog + siRelA (anti-RelA siRNA)
Size Nm
Zeta Mv
Model Scope in_vivo
Model Type in vivo
Cell Lines Or Primary Cells
Animal Model NC/Nga mouse atopic dermatitis model (picryl chloride-induced ear lesions)
Administration Route Topical (ear skin application; transdermal)
Output Type Therapeutic efficacy in vivo (ear thickness, dermatitis clinical score, ear cytokines TNF-α/IL-4, serum IgE)
Output Value
Output Units
Output Notes Topical anti-RelA siRNA with Tat+AT1002 improved AD outcomes vs untreated controls, including reduced ear swelling, reduced clinical severity, decreased local cytokines, and decreased serum IgE.
Toxicity Notes No treatment-limiting toxicity reported.
Curation Notes