Thus, they should be viewed as storage pools for NO-like bioactivity, thereby complementing the NO synthase-dependent pathway. There are two major sources of nitrate and nitrite: the endogenous l ...

We disagree about the controversy in circulating nitrite levels. Indeed, in early studies, some very high levels have been reported, but they most probably reflect the sum of nitrate and nitrite ...

High levels of dietary nitrate might in part explain the vascular benefits of diets rich in leafy greens Date: March 24, 2011 Source: Journal of Clinical Investigation Summary: Nitric oxide (NO ...

“This paper provides the first demonstration of the consequences of changes in dietary nitrite and nitrate on nitric oxide biochemistry and the outcome of heart attack,” Bryan said. This year ...

Vegetables that are high in nitrate are also inherently ... It directly produces nitric oxide through a process called the L-arginine-NO pathway. Several studies support the use of L-arginine ...

ORLANDO -- An inhaled inorganic nitrite improved ... of other nitric oxide-providing therapies in HFpEF," Borlaug urged. Previously, researchers had found that organic nitrate supplementation ...

Researchers from Wake Forest University have shown that conversion of nitrite to nitric oxide by deoxygenated ... nitrite and its biological precursor, nitrate can be utilized in treatments ...

Sodium nitrate (and its cousin additive sodium nitrite) is a common preservative ... which it then converts into either nitric oxide or nitrosamines. ‌Most of our nitrates and nitrites come ...

In the second case, dietary nitrate is first reduced to nitrite by bacteria in ... So they hypothesize that this pathway is particularly important during exercise as a backup system to ensure that ...

We measured nitric oxide (NO) microprofiles in relation to oxygen (O₂) and all major dissolved N-species (ammonium, nitrate, nitrite, and nitrous oxide ... confirmed denitrification as the main NO ...