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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Nov 24.
Published in final edited form as: Curr HIV/AIDS Rep. 2013 Mar;10(1):12–20. doi: 10.1007/s11904-012-0148-2

Table 1.

Use of ex vivo human mucosal tissue to evaluate HIV-1 topical microbicides and antibodies using non-polarized and polarized models

Model Tissue type Drug (formulation) Reference
Non-polarized tissue Cervix PRO 2000, UC781, PPCM, PMPA, dapivirine [13, 6365, 72]
Cervix nAb, B12 & CD4-IgG2 [17]
Cervix Cellulose acetate phthalate gel [69]
Cervix Griffithsin [62, 70]
Vaginal sheets Cellulose sulfate gel, T20 [61]
Penile Cyanovirin-N & PRO 2000 [59]
Colorectal UC781, Dapivirine, PMPA, emtricitabine [67••, 68]
Colorectal L’644, C34, T20, T1249 [66]
Tonsil AOP-RANTES, Cellulose acetate phthalate gel,
 acyclovir, tenofovir
[71, 73•, 74]
Polarized tissue Cervix RC-101 (aqueous gel & film) [79, 82]
Cervix Tenofovir/UC781 combination (aqueous gel) [76]
Cervix Tenofovir & emtricitabine (subliming solid matrices) [84••]
Cervix Dapivirine (Film) [83]
Cervix/colorectal Cellulose acetate phthalate, Carraguard, D2A21,
 PRO 2000, UC781, VivaGel (aqueous gels)
[21, 24]
Cervix/Colorectal IQP-0528 & IQP-0528/tenofovir combination (aqueous gels) [75, 78]
Cervix/Colorectal Tenofovir (aqueous gel & reformulated aqueous gel) [77, 80]
Colorectal Rectal-specific placebos (gels) [81•]
Ex vivo challenge–non-polarized Colorectal biopsies UC781 gel–rectal use [95••]
Colorectal biopsies Tenofovir 1 % gel–rectal use [85]