MRX34

However, the clinical translation of miR-34a has been hindered by challenges such as poor stability, inefficient cytoplasmic delivery, and immune-related toxicities, as evidenced by the failure of MRX34 in trials...This dual mechanism promoted macrophage phagocytosis, enhanced CD8+ T-cell activation, and induced apoptosis, resulting in significant tumor inhibition without systemic toxicity. These findings demonstrate the transformative potential of aCD47-C-miR34a in overcoming TNBC's oncogenic and immune-evasive mechanisms, paving the way for innovative treatments in TNBC and other heterogeneous, aggressive cancers.

Clinical treatment drugs have been developed based on miR-34 and miR-122 (MRX34 and Miravirsen, respectively), but their side effects have not yet been overcome. Future research is needed to address these weaknesses and establish a feasible microRNA-based treatment strategy for liver cancer.