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Table 2 Pre-clinical use of hAEC in lung disease

From: Human placenta-derived amniotic epithelial cells as a new therapeutic hope for COVID-19-associated acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) and systemic inflammation

No

Pathologic condition

Type of HCT/Ps

Mechanism of action

Administered dose

Route of administration

References

1

Lipopolysaccharide-induced lung injury

hAECs

Reducing lung inflammatory mediators

1.8 × 108 (intratracheal)

Intratracheal

[86]

    

0.9 × 108 (intravenous)

Intravenous

 

2

Lung fibrosis

hAECs

Surfactant production

1 × 106

Intravenous

[88]

   

Differentiation to pneumocytes

   
   

Immunomodulation

   

3

Bleomycin-induced lung injury

hAECs

Reducing lung inflammatory mediators

4 × 106

Intraperitoneal

[27]

   

Reducing leukocyte infiltration

   
   

Preventing collagen deposition

   

4

Bleomycin-induced lung injury

hAECs

Reducing macrophage infiltration

4 × 106

Intraperitoneal

[94]

   

Switching M1 to M2 macrophages

   

5

Idiopathic pulmonary Fibrosis

hAEC-derived exosomes

Promoting proliferation of bronchioalveolar stem cell

Increasing macrophage phagocytosis

Reducing neutrophil myeloperoxidase

Suppressing T cell proliferation

10 μg

Intranasal

[103]

6

Ventilation-induced lung injury

hAECs

Differentiated into type I and II alveolar cells

120 × 106 (total

Intratracheal

[190]

Reducing fibrosis

l dose)

Intravenous

7

Bleomycin-induced lung injury

hAECs

Reducing lung inflammation

4 × 106

Intraperitoneal

[198]

   

Reducing fibroblast activation

   

8

Ventilation-induced lung injury

hAECs

Reducing T cell infiltration

0.9 × 108 (both routes)

Intratracheal

[199]

     

Intravenous

 

9

Bronchopulmonary dysplasia

hAECs

Reducing lung inflammatory mediators

0.1 × 106

Intratracheal

[200]

   

Reducing leukocyte infiltration

 

Intravenous

 

10

Ventilation-induced lung injury

hAECs

Regenerating lung tissue

0.3 × 108

Intravenous

[201]