Enum: OligonucleotideDeliveryPlatformEnum
How a therapeutic oligonucleotide is carried to its target tissue. This is the delivery strategy, not the targeting ligand (see conjugation) and not the route of administration: it is what solves the stability, cellular-uptake, and endosomal-escape problem for a given drug. The distinction is clinically load-bearing - patisiran and vutrisiran silence the same transcript, but the lipid-nanoparticle formulation is dosed intravenously every three weeks with premedication, while the GalNAc conjugate is dosed subcutaneously every three months without it.
URI: dismech:enum/OligonucleotideDeliveryPlatformEnum
Permissible Values
| Value | Meaning | Description | Additional Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| UNFORMULATED | None | Chemically stabilized oligonucleotide administered without a carrier or targe... | Title: Unformulated / free uptake |
| CONJUGATE | None | Covalently conjugated to a targeting ligand that drives receptor-mediated upt... | Title: Ligand conjugate |
| LIPID_NANOPARTICLE | None | Encapsulated in an ionizable-lipid nanoparticle that protects the payload and... | Title: Lipid nanoparticle (LNP) |
| POLYMER_NANOPARTICLE | None | Encapsulated in a polymeric or dendrimer nanoparticle | |
| VIRAL_VECTOR | None | Delivered by an engineered viral vector (e | |
| EXOSOME | None | Delivered in an exosome or other extracellular vesicle | Title: Exosome / extracellular vesicle |
| OTHER | None | Delivery platform not covered by the above categories |
Slots
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| delivery_platform | How the oligonucleotide is carried to its target tissue - unformulated, ligan... |
Identifier and Mapping Information
Schema Source
- from schema: https://w3id.org/monarch-initiative/dismech
LinkML Source
name: OligonucleotideDeliveryPlatformEnum
description: 'How a therapeutic oligonucleotide is carried to its target tissue. This
is the delivery strategy, not the targeting ligand (see conjugation) and not the
route of administration: it is what solves the stability, cellular-uptake, and endosomal-escape
problem for a given drug. The distinction is clinically load-bearing - patisiran
and vutrisiran silence the same transcript, but the lipid-nanoparticle formulation
is dosed intravenously every three weeks with premedication, while the GalNAc conjugate
is dosed subcutaneously every three months without it.'
from_schema: https://w3id.org/monarch-initiative/dismech
rank: 1000
permissible_values:
UNFORMULATED:
text: UNFORMULATED
description: Chemically stabilized oligonucleotide administered without a carrier
or targeting ligand, relying on free tissue uptake (e.g., intrathecal nusinersen,
subcutaneous inotersen)
title: Unformulated / free uptake
CONJUGATE:
text: CONJUGATE
description: Covalently conjugated to a targeting ligand that drives receptor-mediated
uptake; the specific ligand is recorded in conjugation (e.g., GalNAc for hepatocyte
ASGR1 uptake)
title: Ligand conjugate
LIPID_NANOPARTICLE:
text: LIPID_NANOPARTICLE
description: Encapsulated in an ionizable-lipid nanoparticle that protects the
payload and destabilizes the endosomal membrane on acidification (e.g., patisiran)
title: Lipid nanoparticle (LNP)
POLYMER_NANOPARTICLE:
text: POLYMER_NANOPARTICLE
description: Encapsulated in a polymeric or dendrimer nanoparticle
VIRAL_VECTOR:
text: VIRAL_VECTOR
description: Delivered by an engineered viral vector (e.g., AAV-expressed short
hairpin RNA)
EXOSOME:
text: EXOSOME
description: Delivered in an exosome or other extracellular vesicle
title: Exosome / extracellular vesicle
OTHER:
text: OTHER
description: Delivery platform not covered by the above categories