Bacteria | Loaded molecule | Polymeric matrix | Surface modifications | Dose | Admin. route | In vitro/In vivo model | Results | Ref |
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Helicobacter pylori | CLR | PLGA | AGS cells/PEG | 200 μL | Incubation | H. pylori Sydney strain 1 | CLR-loaded AGS-NPs demonstrate higer efficacy when compared with the free drug as well as a non-targeted NPs | Angsantikul et al. [91] |
30Â mg/kg | O.g | C57BL/6 mice | ||||||
Vibrio cholerae | – | PLGA | GM1 / PEG | 1 mg/mL | Incubation | V.cholerae N16961 ATCC cells | GM1-NPs show to function as toxin decoys by selectively and stably binding cholera toxin, and neutralizing its actions on epithelial cells in vitro and in vivo | Das et al. [84] |
250 μg/mL | Intestine exposure | C57BL/6 mice | ||||||
Mycobacterium marinum | – | PLGA | – | 5 μL of NPs | Oral intubation | Zebrafish | NPs are rapidly taken up in the intestine and transported to the liver and spleen | Lovmo et al. [93] |
Campylobacter jejuni | CpG ODN | PLGA | – | 5/25 µg of NPs | Oral treatment | Chickens | The microbiota of CpG ODN-NPs-treated chickens exhibits higher microbial diversity and lower numbers of Campylobacter than untreated-chickens | Taha-Abdelaziz et al. [85] |
Salmonella typhimurium | cryptdin | Chitosan | – | 10/15 μg of NPs | O.G | BALB/c mice | Infected mice treated with NPs show 83% survivability and approximately 2 log unit reductions in the bacterial load in the tissues versus 100% mortality observed with the free peptide | Rishi et al. [89] |