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Role of nitric oxide in the biology, physiology and pathophysiology of reproduction
... regulator of physiology and biology of the male and female reproductive systems NO is now known to be produced by various cells in different organs, including ... Voir le document complet
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Nitric oxide and reproduction
... on the above findings, it is clear that the biology/ physiology of the reproductive system is regulated by NO generated locally by different cells in the ... Voir le document complet
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The specific in vivo role of PPARgamma and its downstream signaling pathway in the pathophysiology of Osteoarthritis
... form of arthritis. Typical characteristics of OA include cartilage deterioration/damage, inflammation, synovial fibrosis, subchondral bone remodelling and osteophyte formation (Blaney Davidson et ... Voir le document complet
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Phosphorylation of N-methyl-D-aspartic acid receptor-associated neuronal nitric oxide synthase depends on estrogens and modulates hypothalamic nitric oxide production during the ovarian cycle.
... Within the preoptic region, nitric oxide (NO) production varies during the ovarian cycle and has the ability to impact hypothalamic reproductive ...for the regulation ... Voir le document complet
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Detecting and Understanding the Roles of Nitric Oxide in biology
... Conclusions and Outlook Detailed knowledge of the chemical reactivity of nitric oxide in the biological milieu is required for a complete understanding of ... Voir le document complet
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Role of Estrogen Receptors in Male Reproductive Physiology
... (Cdk7) in response to estrogen and in a ligand-independent manner by the ERK1/2 mitogen acti- vated protein kinases (MAPK) signal transduction pathway in response to cell surface ... Voir le document complet
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Limited capacity for ammonia removal by brain in chronic liver failure: potential role of nitric oxide
... J.-F., and Butterworth, R.F. (1984). Amino acid changes in regions of the CNS in relation to function in experimental portal-systemic ...J.-F., and Butterworth, R.F. ... Voir le document complet
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Nitric Oxide and Infection: Another View
... Because inflammatory mediator s induce iNOS mRNA synthesis in human vascular smooth muscle cells (SMCs) , it appears plausible that inflammatory va sodilatation is prompted in humans by [r] ... Voir le document complet
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Electron paramagnetic resonance characterization of tetrahydrobiopterin radical formation in bacterial nitric oxide synthase compared to mammalian nitric oxide synthase.
... bsNOS and iNOSoxy (8.3 s 1 ( 28 )), the calculated maximum yield of the radical should be 36% for a reaction time of 120 ms, which should be detected by using our ...Therefore, ... Voir le document complet
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The high temperature reaction of carbon with nitric oxide
... The distribution of pore sizes in mm size lumps of petroleum coke before and during combustion at temperatures between 700 to 900°C as measured by mercury porosimetry has been reported ... Voir le document complet
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Andrology: Effects of nitric oxide on human spermatozoa: evidence that nitric oxide decreases sperm motility and induces sperm toxicity
... Treatment of human spermatozoa with SNAP or SNP significantly decreases rapid forward sperm motility (progression) in a concentration- dependent manner and also increases the number of i[r] ... Voir le document complet
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Progress in integrative systems biology, physiology and medicine: towards a scale-relative biology
... 128. C. Auffray, R. Balling, I. Barroso, L. Bencze, M. Benson, J. Berg- eron, E. Bernal-Delgado, N. Blomberg, C. Bock, A. Conesa, S. Del Signore, C. Delogne, P. Devilee, A. Di Meglio, M. Eijkemans, P. Flicek, N. Graf, V. ... Voir le document complet
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Role of caveolin-3 and caveolae mechanics in muscle pathophysiology
... buffering and mechanoprotection Caveolae are particularly enriched in cells constantly exposed to mechanical stress such as adipocytes, endothelial and muscle ...by the blood flow, adipocytes ... Voir le document complet
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Inactivity of nitric oxide synthase gene in the atherosclerotic human carotid artery
... expression in transduced atheroscle- rotic CA as compared to control tissue was observed in 8 out of 10 ...samples. In the other two samples, no clear increase in eNOS expression ... Voir le document complet
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In search of consensus : The role of accounting in the definition and reproduction of dominant interests
... method of calculation used must appear objective, because it needs to be accepted ...buyer and seller, as well as by the accountants charged with recording it on the balance ...appearances ... Voir le document complet
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Ten years of Martian nitric oxide nightglow observations
... Conclusions The SPICAM instrument on board Mars Express spacecraft has observed the nitric oxide emission in two different viewing modes: tangential limb and stellar ...merged ... Voir le document complet
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Ten years of Martian nitric oxide nightglow observations
... 3 and Jean-Loup Bertaux 3 Corresponding author: Arnaud Stiepen, Laboratoire de Physique Atmosph´ erique et Plan´ etaire (LPAP) Universit´ e de Li` ege, Li` ege, Belgium ... Voir le document complet
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Reactive oxygen species and nitric oxide in viral diseases
... As discussed above, there is now much evidence that oxidants play a complex role in viral diseases, starting from influences on host cell metabolism and viral replicati[r] ... Voir le document complet
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Evaluation of the Interaction Between TGF β and Nitric Oxide in the Mechanisms of Progression of Colon Carcinoma
... whereas in carcinoma cells, including colon cancer cells, mutations in the genes encoding TGFb receptors fre- quently inactivate signalling ...Therefore in the early stages of ... Voir le document complet
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The role of plant physiology in hydrology: looking backwards and forwards
... over the whole rooting depth of the ...was the significant spatial heterogeneity of the soils which might have allowed some deep roots to access the chalk directly via ... Voir le document complet
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