Reactive nitrogen species are formed during a variety of disease states and have been
shown to modify several amino acids on proteins. To date, the majority of research in this …

During states of low carbohydrate intake, mammalian ketone body metabolism transfers
energy substrates originally derived from fatty acyl chains within the liver to extrahepatic …

Rationale: Cyclosporin A (CsA) is known to preserve cardiac contractile function during
endotoxemia, but the mechanism is unclear. Increased nitric oxide (NO) production and …

< 1> Canis familiaris (isozymes A and B [1])[1]< 2> Rattus norvegicus (male rats [48];
Sprague-Dawley rats [40]; ST1A1 [40, 48]; AST IV [48]; aryl sulfotransferase IV [32, 48]; a …

Background To examine the effect of genetic variation in APOE, IDE and IL1B on the
response to induced ketosis in the Alzheimer's Disease Assessment Scale-Cognitive …

The role of nitric oxide (NO) in cellular signaling has become one of the most rapidly
growing areas in biology during the past two decades. As a gas and free radical with an …

Nitric oxide-derived reactive species have been implicated in many disorders. Protein
nitrotyrosine is often used as a stable marker of these reactive species. Using …

Reactive intermediates derived from nitric oxide (• NO) are thought to play a contributing role
in disease states associated with inflammation and infection. We show here that glutathione …

Prostanoids and nitric oxide (NO) are essential modulators of cardiovascular function in
health and disease. Among the NO-derived species formed in cells, peroxynitrite (ONOO−) …

Proteomics reveals complex protein expression, function, interactions and localization in
different phenotypes of neuron. As proteomics, regarded as a highly complex screening …