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. 2022 Oct 1;10(10):2455. doi: 10.3390/biomedicines10102455

Table 2.

Optimum ratios of carrier: drugs.

Drugs Carriers Optimum Ratios (Carrier: Drugs) Date Reference
ASODNs G5 PAMAM 1:16 2009 [17]
anti-GFP siRNA G5 PAMAM-RGD 15:1 2009 [23]
anti-GFP siRNA G5 PAMAM-AC(20,40,60) 10:1 2009 [27]
psiRNA-EGFR G3 PAMAM -Tat-BMPs 12.5:1 2010 [18]
VEGF siRNA
Bcl-2 siRNA
Au-G5 PAMAM-β-CD 1:5 2018 [28]
SiRNA (G2-G4) PAMAM-Bis-MPA 2.5:1 2018 [29]
TRAIL G5 PAMAM-PEG-CTX 3:1 2010 [30]
TRAIL G5 PAMAM-PEG-Angiopep 3:1 2011 [15]
pORF-hTRAIL G5 PAMAM-PEG 3:1 2016 [16]
as-miR-21 G5 PAMAM-5-FU 16:1 2012 [31]
miR-21i G5 PAMAM 16:1 2012 [32]
pORF-IFN-β plasmid G4 PAMAM-R 4:1 2013 [33]
miR-7 PAMAM-FA 16:1 2013 [24]
pJDK-apoptin G4 PAMAM, G4 PAMAM-R, G4 PAMAM-H-R, G4 PAMAM-H-K 2:1 2017 [34]
G4 PAMAM-FHR 2:1 2019 [26]
G3 PAMAM-KRRR 4:1 2021 [35]

Note: The optimum ratios of the complexes are charge ratios (N/P) that were calculated as a ratio of the number of primary amines in the polymer carrier to the number of anionic phosphate groups in the RNA or DNA.