Table 2.
Summary of the current anti-miRNAs that are being tested due to their possible therapeutic effects in the context of intestinal inflammation and infection
Anti-miRNA | Model tested | Effect | Ref. |
---|---|---|---|
Anti-miR-31 | TNBS-induced colitis | Restores colonic IL-25 expression and blocks Th1/Th17 responses | 44 |
Anti-miR-30c + anti-miR-130a | In vitro | Restores functional autophagy resulting in more effective clearance of intracellular bacteria | 92 |
Anti-miR-155 | DSS-induced colitis IL-10 knockout In vitro |
Alleviation of colitis due to the restoration of SHIP-1 Downregulation of pro-inflammatory cytokines Regulation of Th17/Treg cell balance |
105,108,155 |
Anti-miR-128 |
In vitro
Mouse infection model |
Increases macrophage recruitment and suppresses Salmonella infection | 106 |
Anti-miR-665 | DSS-induced colitis | Inhibition of apoptosis and restoration of phagocytosis functions, impairing induced colitis | 97 |
Anti-miR-106b + anti-miR-93 | In vitro | Restoration of autophagy process | 93 |
Anti-miR-223 | TNBS-induced colitis | Restoration of Claudin 8 levels, improvement of barrier function and alleviation of colitis | 80 |
TNBS, 2,4,6-Trinitrobenzenesulphonic acid; DSS, dextran sulphate sodium.