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Nitrogen monoxide

F. Frank LeFever flefever at ix.netcom.com
Fri Jan 1 11:23:03 EST 1999


Help you how?  Please focus your request!  Are you interested in plant
defenses? wrong newsgroup, and I'm not sure Medline search would help
either--i.e. need to go to data base for plant physiology, etc.

For defense functions in animals, lit search in Medline should be
good--e.g. under mast cells.  Probably best use "nitric oxide" as
subject term, and/or "NO" as text word.

For neural functions, Bredt & S. Snyder, Izumi & Zorumski, many, many
other authors would be relevant, in addition of course to searches with
key words/topics, such as "nitric oxide AND long-term potentiation",
"nitric oxide AND plasticity", etc., etc.

Be prepared for a flood of refrences.  Best to LIMIT  to "reviews"
and/or to "update" !

And, of course, don't forget "penile erection" (Viagra, sildenafil)...


F. Frank LeFever, Ph.D.
New York Neuropsychology Group



In <368A056C.24D2F91C at mbox.tu-graz.ac.at> "A. Winkler"
<f513wink at mbox.tu-graz.ac.at> writes: 
>
>I am a student from Austria and I need to get some information about
new
>research studies connected to Nitrogen monoxide. As recently
discovered
>NO has some purpose in synaptic transmission but also in many other
>areas such as plants using it to defend themselves against insects for
>example.
>If there was someone who could help me this would be great!
>
>Mail to: f513wink at mbox.tu-graz.ac.at
>




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