Table 8.
The strategies, including achievements and limitations in targeted delivery of nanomedicines which could regulate multiple abnormalities.
Phase of cascade | Target | Nanomedicine and intervention strategy | Achievement | Limitation | Ref. |
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Combined therapy | Biomimetic targeting and AMT | Nanoplatelets delivering alteplase and neuroprotectant ZL006, TAT-peptide-linked alteplase was conjugated with platelets membrane | Reduced ischemia-related damage in MCAO rats | 94 | |
TfR | Hb and manganous tetroxide NPs-loaded erythrocyte vesicles modified with T7-peptide | Rescued ischemic brain before thrombolysis and after reperfusion | The safety of inorganic NPs needs long-term investigation | 161 | |
CA 1 | Glyburide-loaded betulinic acid NPs | Improved the delivery of glyburide to the brain and reduced the oxidative stress | Long term administration might increase the risk of hypoglycemia | 77 | |
NMDAR | NR2B9c-loaded boronic ester dextran NPs coated with RBCs membrane and modified with SHp | Ameliorated oxidative stress and neurological deficit | 80 | ||
Anti-firbin antibody | Rapamycin-loaded polymer micelles contained boronic ester group | Ameliorated oxidative stress and promoted the phenotypic transition of microglia from M1 to M2 | 23 |
AMT, adsorptive-mediated transport.