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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses some of the biologically relevant chemistry of
nitric oxide (NO) as a preface to an understanding its physiological and pathophysiological …

This book covers the methodologies associated with the chemistry, biochemistry,
pharmacology, molecular biology, and therapeutic applications of nitric oxide (NO). In …

A potential of about− 0.8 (±0.2) V (at 1 M versus normal hydrogen electrode) for the
reduction of nitric oxide (NO) to its one-electron reduced species, nitroxyl anion (3NO−) has …

Nitric oxide reacts with nitronyl nitroxides (NNO) to form imino nitroxides (INO) and this
transformation can be monitored using electron spin resonance spectroscopy. Recently …

Nitric oxide (nitrogen monoxide,• NO) has been intensively studied by chemists and
physicists for over 200 years and thus there is an extensive database of information that …

Interest in nitric oxide as a chemical affecting human life has increased dramatically over the
last twenty years,'-3 at first through its damaging effects. This simple molecule was …

Nitric oxide (NO) has essential roles in a remarkable number of diverse biological
processes. The reactivity of NO depends upon its physical properties, such as its small size …

NO is an inorganic free-radical gaseous molecule, N= O, which has been shown over the
last decade to play an unprecedented range of roles in biological systems. In various …

Nitric oxide (NO) in oxygen-containing aqueous solution has a short half-life that is often
attributed to a rapid oxidation to both NO2-and NO3-. The chemical fate of NO in aqueous …