Table 1.
Drug delivery systems for OA treatment
Nanocarrier | Drug | Cell line/Animal model | Major outcomes | Refs |
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PLGA nanoparticle | WYRGRL peptide | Model of OA | Biodegradable and specific binding to the cartilage tissue | [134] |
PEG poly (NIDAM) NPs | KAFAK | OA model | Effective drug delivery and inhibiting the pro-inflammatory IL-6 expression | [135] |
Niosome | Date seed oil | Cg-induced paw edema | Good stability, nano-size range, and great anti-inflammatory activity | [136] |
Bisphosphate nanoparticle | Clodronate |
Circulating progenitor cells (CPCs) OA model |
Upregulation of SOX9 gene expression upon treatment, decreased osteoarticular pain, and improved mental and physical performance | [137] |
PVCL-co-acrylic hydrogels | Sodium diclofenac | – | Sustained permeation through an artificial skin membrane and high drug delivery | [138] |
Lipid nanoparticle | Ibuprofen | Male SKH-1 hairless mice | High entrapment efficiency (95.51%), high permeation, and potential anti-inflammatory activity | [139] |
PLGA nanoparticle | IL-1 receptor antagonist (IL-1Ra) | NF-KB inducible reporter cell line | Tunable size (300-700 nm), cytocompatible, good stability, and efficient inhibition of IL-1β signaling | [140] |
AuNPs | Chondroitin sulfate | Primary goat chondrocytes | High increase in GAG and collagen production, stimulating chondrocyte proliferation, and enhancing extracellular matrix production | [141] |
Chitosan NPs | Berberine | Rat knee OA model | Spherical shape, good stability, ideal releasing profile, increased retention time in synovial fluid and high anti-apoptotic activity | [20] |
Solid lipid NPs | Aceclofenac | Albino rat | Good particle size (143.4–154.2 nm), prolonged drug release, high uptake, and great anti-inflammatory activity | [12] |
Lipid NPs | Diacerein | Rat model of OA | Good particle size (396 nm), sustained release, high delivery, and improved histopathology analysis | [142] |
Lipid NPs | Diacerein | Rat | Good particle size (270 nm) and zeta potential (− 13.78 to − 19.66 mV), high entrapment efficiency (88.1%), sustained drug release, and decreased side effects of diacerein | [143] |
NPs-in-microspheres | Brucine | Rats | High biocompatibility, prolonged drug release, high residence in articular cavity, and improved retention | [14] |
Polymeric NPs | KAFAK |
THP-1 cells Cartilage plugs |
Decreased pro-inflammatory cytokine and selective targeting | [144] |
Polymeric NPs | Curcumin | Human primary chondrocytes | Inhibiting mRNA expression of pro-inflammatory mediators (IL-1β; TNF-α; MMPs 1, 3, and 13), decreasing OA disease progression, reducing proteoglycan loss, and decreasing synovitis | [145] |
PEGylated NPs | KAFAK | Chondrocytes | Efficient targeted delivery and decreasing inflammatory reaction | [146] |
Polymeric NPs | IL-1Ra protein |
Synoviocytes Rat stifle joint |
Good particle size (300 nm), maintaining bioactivity, specifically targeting synoviocytes, increased retention time, and decreasing inflammatory factors | [19] |
Bipolymeric NPs | Dextran FITC | Healthy rat knees | No decrease in proteoglycans biosynthesis and induction no inflammatory response | [147] |
PLGA NPs | Dexamethasone | Synovium and articular damage | Excellent biocompatibility, internalization via phagocyte process and stimulation of inflammation | [148] |
Polymeric NPs | Curcumin | Rat model of OA | Enhancing cellularity and matrix and high biocompatibility | [149] |
Coiled-coil protein | BMS493 | Human articular chondrocytes | Reducing mRNA levels of MMP-13 and IL-1β | [150] |
Ginger extract nanoparticle | – | Patients with knee OA | Improving knee joint pain, symptoms, daily activities, and quality of life | [151] |
Solid lipid NPs | Diacerein | – | High encapsulation of diacerein, prolonged release behavior, increase in diacerein payload and thermoresponsive drug delivery | [152] |
Amine terminal polyamidoamine (PAMAM) dendrimres | Insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1) | Rat OA | Promoting pharmacokinetics and potential of disease-modifying OA drugs | [153] |
Nanocrystals-polymer particles | – | Human OA synoviocytes and murine mechanistic OA model | Lack of effect on mitochondrial activity, exerting protective effect on the cartilage and epiphysis of the medial tibia, and significant reduction in VEGF and Adamts5 expression | [154] |
Nanocrystal-polymer particles | P38a/b MAPK inhibitor PH-797804 | OA model and human OA synoviocytes | Lack of toxicity against human OA synoviocytes, decreasing inflammation and joint destruction and also excellent retention and function at the target site | [155] |
Self-assembled thermoresponsive nanostructures of hyaluronic acid | OA mouse model | High biocompatibility and significant sustained residence time at the injection site, reduction of inflammatory cytokines and efficacy in delivery of peptides, proteins or small molecules | [156] | |
Poly (ester-amide) particle | Celecoxib | Ovine model | High biocompatibility, no toxic effect at the injection site, and great diffusion into neighbor tissues | [157] |
HA-PLGA particles | – | RAW264.7 macrophage cells and Wistar rats | Great safety and high anti-inflammatory effect | [158] |