Therapeutic Oligonucleotides 2008
DOI: 10.1039/9781847558275-00163
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Decoy Oligodeoxynucleotides to Treat Inflammatory Diseases

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“… 17 , 18 This energy-dependent transport mechanism of “naked” dODN is clearly distinct from the endocytotic pathway that has been described for antisense ODNs and involves both a saturable carrier-mediated component as well as a receptor-mediated podocytosis with subsequent intracellular release from caveloae vesicles. 21 In addition, the length (i.e., uptake of decoy ODNs greater than 25-mer in size tends to be rather poor) but also certain sequence characteristics of the double-stranded DNA molecules seem to be important for the speed by which they are taken up by the target cell. 21 Cationic lipids, such as the Lipofectamine that can greatly enhance plasmid DNA uptake, have only a modest impact on in vivo delivery of ODNs.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“… 17 , 18 This energy-dependent transport mechanism of “naked” dODN is clearly distinct from the endocytotic pathway that has been described for antisense ODNs and involves both a saturable carrier-mediated component as well as a receptor-mediated podocytosis with subsequent intracellular release from caveloae vesicles. 21 In addition, the length (i.e., uptake of decoy ODNs greater than 25-mer in size tends to be rather poor) but also certain sequence characteristics of the double-stranded DNA molecules seem to be important for the speed by which they are taken up by the target cell. 21 Cationic lipids, such as the Lipofectamine that can greatly enhance plasmid DNA uptake, have only a modest impact on in vivo delivery of ODNs.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… 21 In addition, the length (i.e., uptake of decoy ODNs greater than 25-mer in size tends to be rather poor) but also certain sequence characteristics of the double-stranded DNA molecules seem to be important for the speed by which they are taken up by the target cell. 21 Cationic lipids, such as the Lipofectamine that can greatly enhance plasmid DNA uptake, have only a modest impact on in vivo delivery of ODNs. 22 ODN taken up via the Lipofectamine-mediated delivery could be exclusively detected in the cytosol and presumably ends in the lysosomal pathway for degradation, 37 , 38 whereas the “naked” dODN was detectable in the cytosol and nucleus.…”
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“…It is determined by the alignment of many identified binding sites in the promoter of many target genes across different species. After cellular uptake, TFD molecules compete in the cytoplasm or nucleus with promoter regions to bind activated transcription factors [ 40 ]. This binding interferes with an aberrant expression of the disease-related genes of activated pathways based on that specific transcription factor or transcription factor family.…”
Section: Transcription Factor Decoy Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Somit können sie kompetitiv TFs binden und auf diese Weise die Expression von Genen inhibieren. [198,199] Im Gegensatz zu anderen ON-Therapeutika besitzen sie den Vorteil, dass kurze dsDNAs von Zellen aufgenommen werden können, [198,199] wobei dies über die Bindung an Rezeptoren oder carrier-basiert erfolgen kann. Ein Problem dieses Ansatzes stellt jedoch die geringe Nukleasestabilität der dsDNA im zellulären Milieu dar.…”
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