Table 2. Combination effect of mucosal therapy for allergic diseases.
| Combination effect | Animal model |
|---|---|
| Antigen–adjuvant | HDM–CTB/i.n.,88 OVA–CTB/oral,91 i.n.92 or rBet–CTB/i.n.92 |
| Thiolated ODN with maleimide-activated OVA/i.t.95 | |
| Der f-CS nanovaccine/i.n.;98 chitosan-pDer p2100 or pDer p1 nanoparticles/oral101 | |
| Mucoadhesive chitosan-formulated OVA/sublingual99 | |
| Antigen–probiotics | Co-administration/oral102 and i.n.104 |
| Recombinant Der p1 111–139105 and Bet v 1107 producing probiotics/i.n. | |
| Induction of Th1, Tr or anti-Th2 immune response | IL-13 peptide-based virus-like particle vaccine/i.n.108 |
| Chitosan/IFN-γ pDNA nanoparticles (CIN)/i.n.109 | |
| Coadministration of live lactococci producing IL-12 and BLG/i.n.110 |
Abbreviations: BLG, bovine β-lactoglobulin; CS, chitosan; CIN, chitosan/IFN-γ pDNA nanoparticle; CTB, cholera toxin B; HDM, house dust mite; Der p, Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus; i.h., inhalation; i.n., intranasal; i.t., intratracheal; ODN, oligodeoxynucleotide; OVA, ovalbumin.