… Nitric oxide (NO) is a gas with biological and regulatory properties, produced from arginine
by the way of nitric oxide … The kidney plays an important role in body NO homeostasis. This …

… All three isoforms of nitric oxide synthase (NOS), namely neuronal NOS (nNOS or NOS1), …
NO synthesis in the kidney. The regulation of NO synthesis in the kidney by NOSs is complex …

… to be mediated by NO in the normal kidney, which include tubular transport of … kidney. In
most pathological states, the role of NO is dependent by the stage of the disease, the nitric oxide …

… of nitric oxide (NO) is decreased in chronic kidney disease (… events and further progression
of kidney damage. There are many … that nitric oxide (NO) deficiency occurs in chronic kidney …

… of nitric oxide and nitric oxide synthases in the kidney is presented. Physiologically, constitutive
and inducible nitric oxide … all vascular segments of the kidney, including all large vessels …

… the effects of sodium nitroprusside in the isolated kidney 8 years before the postulate of an
… importance of nitric oxide (NO) for kidney development (36, 37) and kidney function during …

… of nitric oxide (NO) synthesis inhibitors reduces the renal capacity to excrete sodium under
normal … Antihypertensive therapy impedes BP elevation and ameliorates kidney deterioration. …

… and regulated in the kidney, and there remains some … NITRIC OXIDE (NO) is an important
molecular mediator of numerous physiologic processes in virtually every organ. In the kidney, …

Nitrix oxide (NO) is a labile radical gas that is widely acclaimed as one of the most important
molecules in biology. Through covalent modifications of target proteins and redox reactions …

… The production of NO, which has been comprehensively reviewed [4, 9, 10] is mediated by
the enzyme nitric oxide synthase (NOS) with citrulline as a by-product (Fig. 1). The synthesis …