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World J Gastrointest Surg. Apr 27, 2023; 15(4): 495-519
Published online Apr 27, 2023. doi: 10.4240/wjgs.v15.i4.495
Table 3 microRNAs and small interfering RNAs as therapeutics for colorectal cancer in clinical trials
Therapeutic name
Target gene/protein
Route of administration
Phase/status
Clinical trial identifier
Outcome
siRNA targeted therapeutics
ALN-VSP02VEGF, KSPSystemicPhase I (2011)/terminatedNCT00882180It was well-tolerated and had antitumor activity
IV infusionPhase I (2012)/completedNCT01158079
Atu027PKN3SystemicPhase I (2012)NCT00938574It was safe in patients with advanced solid tumors
IV infusionPhase I/II (2016)/completedNCT01808638
CALAA-01RRM 2Systemic; IV infusionPhase I (2013)/terminatedNCT00689065It was well tolerated during the initial dose escalation portion of the phase Ia study
siRNA-EphA2-DOPCEphA2Systemic; IV infusionPhase I 2015/activeNCT01591356It was well tolerated at all doses tested in preclinical studies
TKM-PLK1 (TKM-080301)PLK-1Systemic; IV infusionPhase I/II (2016)/completedNCT02191878It was tolerated and showed preliminary antitumor efficacy
DCR-MYC (DCRM1711)MYCSystemicPhase I (2017)NCT02110563It was well tolerated and showed promising initial clinical and metabolic responses across various dose levels
IV infusionPhase Ib/2 (2016)/terminatedNCT02314052
NBF-006GSTPSystemic; IV infusionPhase1 (2019)/activeNCT03819387Significant tumor growth inhibition and overall survival benefit was observed
miRNA targeted therapeutics
MRX34miR-34a mimicIV infusionPhase I/terminated-2016. Phase I-II/withdrawn-2016NCT01829971Unexpected severe immune-mediated toxicities observed
NCT02862145