Table 2.
Brief summary of ItP-mediated intradermal vaccination approaches and their respective outcomes.
Author | Vaccine Components/Vaccine | Study Model and Dose of IP | Outcome |
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Husseini et al. [101] | Naked mRNA encoding tumor-associated antigen gp10025–33 | Melanoma-bearing mice; 0.17 mA/0.5 cm2 for 1 h. | ItP caused significant regression in the tumor volume via cytokine production and activation of cytotoxic CD8+ T cells. |
Kigasawa et al. [102] | Naked CpG-ODN | Melanoma-bearing mice; 0.3 mA/cm2, for 1 h | ItP induced pro-inflammatory cytokine production and suppressed tumor growth. |
Toyoda et al. [103] | Tumor-associated antigen gp100 loaded nano gel | Melanoma-bearing mice; 0.4 mA/cm2, 1 h | ItP application activated immune responses and suppressed tumor growth. |
Husseini et al. [104] | Polyplex containing gp10025–33 and CpG-ODN | Melanoma-bearing mice; 0.34 mA/cm2 for 1 h | ItP employs a potent antitumor effect via cytokine production and activation of cytotoxic CD8+ T cells. |
Arshad et al. [105] | Rabies vaccine | Used beagle dogs; 0.5 mA/cm2 for 10 min couple with microneedle | ItP activated potent immunogenic response relative to the conventional intramuscular injection. |