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A novel β-oxa polyunsaturated fatty acid downregulates the activation of the IκB kinase/nuclear factor κB pathway, inhibits expression of endothelial cell adhesion molecules, and depresses inflammation

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Ferrante, Antonio
Robinson, Brenton S
Singh, Harmeet
Jersmann, Herbertus
Ferrante, Judith V
Huang, Zhi H
Trout, Neil A
Pitt, Michael J
Rathjen, Deborah A
Easton, Christopher

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Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

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Several novel polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) that contain either an oxygen or sulfur atom in the β-position were found to exhibit more selective antiinflammatory properties than their natural PUFA counterparts. One of these, β-oxa-23:4n-6, unlike n

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Circulation Research

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2037-12-31