A novel nanoformulation of α-eleostearic acid restores molecular pathogenesis of hypersensitivity

The present work provides first-time empirical and molecular interaction evidence to establish the higher biofunctionality of a therapeutic lipid, alpha-eleostearic acid (ESA), encapsulated in a novel and thoroughly characterized biocompatible nanoemulsion (NE) system (particle size < 200 nm). Materials & methods: A novel methodology was employed to fabricate novel formulations of ESA. Molecular biological tools and assays were used to arrive at definite conclusions. Results: The proinflammatory profile was found to be significantly mitigated in the hypersensitized rats administered with the ESA-NE formulation more emphatically as compared with ESA-conventional emulsion in both in vivo and ex vivo models. Conclusion: The novel ESA-NE formulation shows a lot of palpable promise for clinical applications. [GRAPHICS]