… Nitric oxide (NO) plays an important regulatory/modulatory role in a variety of inflammatory
conditions. NO is a … All three isoforms of nitric oxide synthases are found in the kidney during …

… on specific disease conditions related to joint, gut and asthmatic inflammatory disorders. …
mune disease: increased nitric oxide production and nitric oxide synthase expression in MRL-Ipr…

… pathophysiological conditions, and higher nitrogen oxides are thought to be the chemical
species responsible. Nitric oxide is produced by a specific enzyme called nitric oxide synthase (…

… Since its discovery, nitric oxide (NO) has become the … Nitric oxide is the metabolic by-product
of the conversion of L-arginine to L-citrulline by a class of enzymes dubbed nitric oxide …

… Nitric oxide (NO) plays an important role in mediating many aspects of inflammatory responses.
… It can modulate the release of various inflammatory mediators from a wide range of cells …

… research led to the discovery of nitric oxide (NO) as a secretory … of arthritic In inflammatory
reactions, pro-inflammatory cyto… conditions [99–110]. In rats suffering from adjuvant kines lead …

… many inflammatory conditions such as sepsis or inflammatory … the role of nitric oxide (NO)
in intestinal inflammation. It has … Nitric oxide is a weak radical produced from L-arginine via …

… in a number of different inflammatory conditions. Recent studies demonstrate that NO inhibits
lipid peroxidation and thus may be important in modulating the inflammatory response by …

… Nitric oxide itself activates soluble guanylyl cycles, which leads to synthesis of cGMP. This …
As stated above, under both physiological and pathological conditions the reaction of NO with …

… as inflammatory conditions in NOS deficient mice [23]. These data underscore the importance
of cNOS-derived NO, specifically eNOS-derived NO, in the maintenance of homeostasis as …