Table 1 ∣.
Material | Mediator of antigen specificity |
Immunomodulator | Disease model | Findings | Refs. |
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Cell-based approaches | |||||
IL-10-moDCs | Lentiviral vectors | NOD | Induction of antigen-specific T cell tolerance and prevention of disease | 122 | |
Schwann cells+ PEG–PLGA NPs | Natural | PD-L1–Fc, CD86–Fc, leflunomide | EAE | Inhibition of TH1 cell responses, leflunomide loading increased myelin repair | 256 |
Erythrocytes | Peptide mimotope | NOD | Reduced trafficking of effector T cells into organs | 136 | |
Erythrocytes | Recombinant antigen | EAE | Persistent antigen exposure via erythrocytes induced T cell exhaustion and dysfunction | 135 | |
BAR Treg cells | Retroviral | ADAs | ADA suppression | 146 | |
CAR Treg cells | Retroviral | EAE | Suppression of antigen-specific and other T cells even in a pro-inflammatory environment | 147 | |
CAR Treg cells | Plasmid | Allograft rejection | Protection of allografts better than polyclonal Treg cells | 142 | |
CAR/FOXP3+ Treg cells | CAR | EAE | Intranasally administered cells accessed various brain regions and suppressed disease | 144 | |
Vitamin D3–IL-4–IL-10–GM-CSF moDCs | None | CTLA4–Ig | Alloimmune reactivity | Only in addition with CTLA4–Ig: alloreactive Treg cell induction and reduction in T cell activity | 126 |
Apoptotic cells | Peptide | CFA | Arthritis | Induction of antigen-specific tolerance via B cell-mediated Treg cell induction | 134 |
Viral-based approaches | |||||
Cowpea mosaic virus | Plasmid | EAE | Safe and efficient gene delivery | 220 | |
Adeno-associated virus | Plasmid | EAE | Liver-targeted expression of protein induced Treg cells, regardless of epitope or HLA background | 219 | |
Lentivirus | Plasmid | NOD | Transient expression of antigen with integrase-incompetent lentivirus protected from disease | 217 | |
Nanoparticles without adjuvant | |||||
PLGA NPs | EAE, DTH | Tolerance dependent on dose and antigen loading | 157 | ||
PLGA NPs | Multiple proteins | NOD | Encapsulation of multiple epitopes broadened spectrum of induced tolerance | 257 | |
PEMA-PLGA NPs | Protein | EAE | Kupffer cells and LSECs induced tolerance after antigen uptake | 194 | |
Liposome | mRNA | EAE | Bystander tolerance by induction of Treg cells | 237 | |
Modified PLGA NPs | Peptide | EAE, NOD, colitis | Optimized NPs can be effectively loaded with a variety of antigens | 258 | |
PEG–PLGA NPs | Peptide | EAE | PEGylation increased bioavailability of subcutaneously injected NPs | 192 | |
Iron oxide NPs | MHC class II-bound ubiquitous antigen | EAE | Ubiquitous liver autoantigens are involved in extrahepatic immune diseases and tolerance induction mitigates extrahepatic autoimmunity | 259 | |
PEGylated iron oxide NPs | MHC class II-bound peptide | PBC, AIH, PSC | Ubiquitous antigens are involved in autoimmune liver diseases | 260 | |
PLGA NPs | Hybrid peptide | NOD | Effector T cell anergy induced against several epitopes | 154 | |
PLGA NPs | Peptides | NOD | Antigen-coupled NPs induced Treg cells | 155 | |
DSPG liposomes | Peptide | Atherosclerosis | C1q-dependent update via scavenger receptors induced tolerance | 173 | |
PLGA NPs | Peptide | R-EAE | Uptake of antigen by APCs led to PD-L1-dependent tolerance induction | 182 | |
CdSe-ZnS-quantum dots | Protein | EAE | Antigen density dictates disease suppression | 158 | |
Dextran-coated or PEGylated iron oxide | MHC class II-bound peptide | EAE, NOD | Expansion of TR1 cells | 149 | |
PSL NPs | None | Atherosclerosis | Apoptotic cell mimicry induced IgM and reduced inflammation | 181 | |
PLGA-PEMA NPs | Protein | R-EAE | Surfactant modification increased efficacy of NPs, reduced CNS infiltration of effector T cells | 156 | |
PEI NPs | Plasmid | Arthritis | Reduction of TLR9 activation by DNA promoted IDO-mediated induction of tolerance | 261 | |
Iron oxide NPs | MHC class I-bound peptide | NOD | Induction of Treg cells that suppressed APCs via IDO and perforin | 198 | |
Dendrimer branched lysine core particles | Multiple antigen peptides | EAE | Non-inflammatory presentation of antigen decreased effector T cell but not Treg cell CNS infiltration | 262 | |
Peptide–polymer | Peptide | Cholangitis | LSECs presented antigen on MHC class I, decreasing liver infiltration of antigen-specific CD8+ T cells | 263 | |
Particles with adjuvant | |||||
PLGA NPs | Peptide | ICAM1 inhibitor | EAE | Dual-peptide NPs have stronger inhibitory effect | 264 |
Dual size PLGA | Protein | GM-CSF, TGFβ, vitamin D3 | NOD | Long-lasting protection in advanced disease states | 210,211 |
Liposomes/serum-albumin–bound NPs | Protein | Treg cell epitopes | NOD | Tregitopes induced tolerance via specific Treg cell activation | 265 |
Lipid-coated salt NPs | Citrullinated peptides | Rapamycin | RA | Induction of immune tolerance in advanced disease | 213 |
PEG–PLGA NPs | Peptide | Knockdown of CD40, CD80, CD86 | NOD | Expansion of antigen-specific Treg cells | 266 |
Liposomes | Mimotope | Vitamin D3 | NOD | Co-encapsulation of vitamin D3 can mediate bystander tolerance | 214 |
Liposomes | Peptide | ITE | EAE | Co-encapsulation of immunomodulator induced Treg cells and bystander tolerance | 104 |
Liposomes | Peptide | Vitamin D3 | RA, Goodpasture’s vasculitis | Calcitriol-antigen loaded NPs increased Treg cells and suppressed effector T cells in a PD-L1-dependent manner | 206 |
Liposomes | Peptide | CD22 ligands, rapamycin | Hypersensitivity | Rapamycin enhanced tolerance induction in naive but not in presensitized mice | 208 |
PEG–Gold NPs | Peptide | ITE | EAE, NOD | Co-encapsulation of immunomodulators expanded Treg cells and increased efficacy | 102,103 |
PEG–PLA NPs, PLGA NPs | Peptides/drug | Rapamycin | EAE, DTH, ADAs | Co-encapsulation of rapamycin induced durable B and T cell tolerance | 202 |
Dextran NPs | Peptide | Dexamethasone | EAE | Immunomodulator increased effectiveness | 267 |
PLGA NPs | Peptide | Recombinant IL-10 | EAE | NPs release antigen and immunomodulator constantly for several weeks, addition of IL-10 decreased IL-17 and IFNγ | 205 |
PEG–liposomes | Multivalent peptide | CD22 ligands | ADAs | Tolerance induction towards presented alloantigen | 268 |
Liposomes | Protein | NF-κB inhibitors | RA | Co-encapsulation of immunomodulators increased efficacy of tolerance induction | 203 |
Particle free | |||||
Anti-MHC class II antibodies | Peptide | Dexamethasone | EAE, NOD, RA | Immunomodulator reduced adverse effects and increased effectiveness | 207 |
Nanoemulsion | Citrullinated self-antigen | Rapamycin | RA | Nanoemulsion accumulated in inflamed regions and suppressed disease activity | 207 |
Mannosylated antigen | Peptide | EAE, R-EAE | Amelioration of EAE, reduced CNS infiltration of immune cells | 196 |
ADA, antidrug antibody; AIH, autoimmune hepatitis; APC, antigen-presenting cell; BAR, B cell-targeting antibody receptor; CAR, chimeric antigen receptor; CFA, complete Freunds adjuvant; CNS, central nervous system; CTLA4, cytotoxic T lymphocyte associated protein 4; DC, dendritic cell; DSPG, 1,2-distearoyl-sn-glycero-3-phosphoglycerol; DTH, delayed-type hypersensitivity; EAE, experimental autoimmune encephalitis; ICAM1, intercellular adhesion molecule 1; IFNγ, interferon-γ; GM-CSF, granulocyte-monocyte colony-stimulating factor; IDO, indoleamine-pyrrole 2,3-dioxygenase; LSECs, liver sinusoidal endothelial cells; moDC, monocyte-derived dendritic cell; NF-κB, nuclear factor-κB; NOD, non-obese diabetes; NP, nanoparticle; PBC, primary biliary cholangitis; PD-L1, programmed cell death ligand 1; PEG, polyethylene glycol; PEI, polyethyleneimine; PEMA, poly(ethylene-maleic acid); PLA, poly(lactic acid); PLGA, poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid); PSC, primary sclerosing cholangitis; PSL, phosphatidyl serine liposome; RA, rheumatoid arthritis; R-EAE, relapsing–remitting EAE; TGFβ, transforming growth factor-β.