Fish oil preparation inhibits leukocyte recruitment and bands that characterize inflamed tissue in a model of phenol-induced skin inflammation: percutaneous penetration of a topically applied preparation demonstrated by photoacoustic spectroscopy

Volume: 34, Issue: 16, Pages: 2341 - 2345
Published: Dec 25, 2018
Abstract
Fish oil (FO) is a natural source of omega-3 fatty acids, with well-established beneficial effects in inflammatory diseases when FO is orally administered. This study investigated the effects of a topically applied FO preparation (FOP) on phenol-induced ear edema and evaluated the percutaneous penetration of FOP in ear tissue. After applying phenol, groups of mice received FOP on the ear. After 1 h, ear tissue was collected to determine the...
Paper Details
Title
Fish oil preparation inhibits leukocyte recruitment and bands that characterize inflamed tissue in a model of phenol-induced skin inflammation: percutaneous penetration of a topically applied preparation demonstrated by photoacoustic spectroscopy
Published Date
Dec 25, 2018
Volume
34
Issue
16
Pages
2341 - 2345
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