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Both aging and degree of spontaneous myositis correlated with increased nitric oxide production.
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This effect was strongly related to increased nitric oxide bioavailability and was partly mediated by enhanced LDL antioxidant protection.
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Thirty-four children with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis were studied for surrogate markers of increased nitric oxide (NO) production by spectrophotometry.
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Although this response was observed in most patients, a significant minority showed neither EPC mobilization nor increased nitric oxide in the blood.
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Background: We reported the increased nitric oxide (NO) level in exhaled air of rat lung transplant recipients during acute rejection (AR).
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Background: Despite evidence of increased nitric oxide (NO) in asthmatic compared with healthy individuals, the role of NO in airway inflammation is unclear.
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Evidence supporting increased nitric oxide (NO) in asthma is substantial, although the cellular and molecular mechanisms leading to increased NO are not known.