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- Introduction
- RNAi therapeutic development
- RNAi cellular activity
- In vivo siRNA delivery is the key
- Clinically-viable siRNA deliveries
- Intra-tumoral siRNA delivery
- Gene silencing in tumor
- Raf-1 siRNA inhibits tumor growth
- siRNA-mediated validation in vivo
- Cancer target validation
- RNAi effect in mouse brain
- RNAi effects in mouse CIA model
- Ocular siRNA delivery subconjunctival
- Ocular siRNA delivery: intravitreus
- Intra-tracheal siRNA delivery
- Primate study design
- Relief from SCV-induced fever
- Minimized lung damages
- Protect monkey lung from infection
- Challenges to siRNA systemic delivery
- Systemic delivery technology
- Targeted nanoparticle siRNA delivery
- Self assembled nanoparticle
- Integrin alfa-v-beta-3 is validated target
- Dual-targeted therapeutic approach
- Neovasculature targeting siRNA
- Multi-targeted anti-angiogenesis
- Systemic siRNA delivery to eyes
- Efficient targeted systemic delivery
- Neuroblastoma treatment
- Tumor neovasculature inhibition
- siRNA/atelocollagen anti-tumor efficacy
- Transferrin-mediated systemic delivery
- Antibody-mediated tumor targeting
- Targeted anti-HBV activity
- RNAi effect of chol-siRNA
- PEI-mediated siRNA lung targeting
- Conclusion: therapeutic delivery
Topics Covered
- RNAi therapeutics development
- RNAi cellular activity
- In vivo siRNA delivery is key
- Clinically viable siRNA deliveries
- Local delivery of siRNA
- Gene silencing in tumors
- Cancer target validation in vivo
- RNAi effects in mouse brain, joints, eyes and lungs
- siRNA therapeutics in primate models
- Challenges to siRNA systemic delivery
- Systemic delivery technology
- Targeted nanoparticle siRNA delivery
- Self assembled nanoparticle
- Integrin av-beta is a validated target
- Dual-targeted therapeutic approach
- Neovasculature targeting siRNA
- Multi-targeted anti-angiogenesis
- Efficient targeted systemic delivery
- Systemic siRNA delivery to eyes
- Systemic siRNA delivery for neuroblastoma treatment
- Tumor neovasculature inhibition
- siRNA/Atelocollagen anti-tumor efficacy
- Transferrin-mediated systemic delivery
- Antibody-mediated tumor targeting
- Targeted anti-HBV activity
- RNAi effect of chol-siRNA
- PEI-mediated siRNA lung targeting
- Clinicallyviable delivery is the key for successful siRNA therapeutics
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Lu, P. (2007, October 1). Therapeutic delivery of RNAi [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved November 21, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/FSLM5741.Export Citation (RIS)
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Financial Disclosures
- Dr. Patrick Lu has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.