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. 2021 Mar 31;10(5):234–256. doi: 10.1089/wound.2019.1094

Table 4.

Liposomal formulations used for the treatment of diabetic wounds in animal models

Composition Biomolecule Animal Model Area (cm2) Time*(Days) References
DOTAP+sodium cholate Keap1 siRNA Mice+stent+diabetes 2 (db/db) 0.8 24 132
Unknown microRNA miR-132 Mice+diabetes 2 (db/db) 0.13 6 23
RGDK-lipopeptide+cholesterol PDGF-B gen Rat+diabetes 1 (STZ) 13.9 10 133
Phosphatidylcholine+cholesterol+tween80+stearylamine Bacteriophages Mice+infected+diabetes 1 0.2 7 134
Phosphatidylcholine+DOTAP ATP Rabbit+ischemic+diabetes 1 0.3 15 136
Hyaluronic acid+cholesterol+DOTAP+hydrogenated phosphatidylcholine EGF, IGF-1 PDGF-A Mice+diabetes 1 0.5 11 138
Phosphatidylcholine+cholesterol+phosphatidate+phosphoethanolamine-n-(lissamine rhodamine b sulfonyl) SDF-1 Mice+diabetes 2 1 21 139
Phosphocholine+phosphoethanolamine+cholesterol+sphingomyelin Syndecan-4 PDGF-BB Mice+stent+diabetes 2 (ob/ob) 0.2 14 140

Diabetes type 1 was inducted with aloxan (rabbits) or streptozocin (mice and rats) (*times for complete wound closure or more than 90% of full thickness wounds).

ATP, adenosine triphosphate; DOTAP, 1,2-dioleoyl-3-trimethylammonium-propane; IGF-1, insulin-like growth factor-1; RGDK, Arg-Gly-Asp-Lys.