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Activation of guanylate cyclase by nitric oxide in mouse liver: Comparison of MNNG- with protoporphyrin IX-stimulated guanylate cyclase

Mariko Akiyama, Naomasa Miki

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It is known that guanylate cyclase(GC) from various tissues is stimulated by nitric oxide, nitroso compounds and protoporphyrin IX(PTP IX). In this report, we investigated the responsiveness of mouse liver GC to MNNG or porphyrins.

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It is known that guanylate cyclase(GC) from various tissues is stimulated by nitric oxide, nitroso compounds and protoporphyrin IX(PTP IX). In this report, we investigated the responsiveness of mouse liver GC to MNNG or porphyrins.

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It is known that guanylate cyclase(GC) from various tissues is stimulated by nitric oxide, nitroso compounds and protoporphyrin IX(PTP IX). In this report, we investigated the responsiveness of mouse liver GC to MNNG or porphyrins.

Key concepts: GUCY1B3, GUCY1A3, Guanylate cyclase, Nitric oxide, GUCY2D, Protoporphyrin IX, Chemistry, Guanylate cyclase 2C

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