… This analysis indicates that many effects induced by resveratrol are dependent on dose
and that opposite effects occur at low and high doses, being indicative of a hormetic dose …

… Since resveratrol has been shown to possess protective … as possible while maintain the
similar level of efficacy through one … (eNOS) and inducible NO synthase (iNOS), resveratrol has …

… resveratrol is rapidly absorbed after its oral administration and is detected in both plasma and
urine, data concerning the potential … /or body weight induced by resveratrol in rodents on a …

… In addition, polyphenols such as resveratrol via such eNOS … targets many genes including
VEGF for cancer progression, … (b) Following the similar enhanced FOXO3a transcriptional …

… the effects of resveratrol treatment after ischemia-reperfusion on … of iNOS and eNOS [6–8].
Similar to classical IPC, … -treated ischemia reperfused heart and, thereby, it can potentially pro…

… , resveratrol-induced mitochondrial biogenesis was prevented by the inhibition of eNOS (…
The therapeutic potential of these biomolecules was discovered after observation of the ‘French …

… mutated p53 cells and upregulates VEGF contributing to tumor … to high selectivity for iNOS
over nNOS or eNOS, is compiled … Resveratrol (27) is another natural polyphenol stilbene found …

… content, and elevated eNOS and iNOS expression in the … Resveratrol is a plant polyphenol
isolated from various foods … factors (iNOS and vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF)), …

… treatment directly reduces the incidence of MI-induced … that resveratrol could be considered
for prevention of potentially … Since resveratrol is not classified as an essential nutrient, no …

… Therefore, this study suggests that resveratrol may have therapeutic potential in preventing
… Coordinated induction of iNOS-VEGF-KDR-eNOS after resveratrol consumption: a potential …