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REACTION OF NO WITH SUPEROXOCOBALAMIN(III) LIKELY ACCOUNTS FOR COBALAMIN REVERSAL OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NO
Authors: SMITH RP KRUSZYNA H MAGYAR JS ROCHELLE LG RUSSELL MA WILCOX DE
Citation: Rp. Smith et al., REACTION OF NO WITH SUPEROXOCOBALAMIN(III) LIKELY ACCOUNTS FOR COBALAMIN REVERSAL OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NO, The FASEB journal, 12(4), 1998, pp. 747-747
VANADIUM CONTENT AND RELATED OXIDATIVE STRESS APPEAR TO DETERMINE AIRWAY EPITHELIAL-CELL RESPONSES TO EMISSION SOURCE PARTICULATE MATTER
Authors: DYE JA ADLER KB ROCHELLE LG RICHARDS JH DREHER KL
Citation: Ja. Dye et al., VANADIUM CONTENT AND RELATED OXIDATIVE STRESS APPEAR TO DETERMINE AIRWAY EPITHELIAL-CELL RESPONSES TO EMISSION SOURCE PARTICULATE MATTER, The FASEB journal, 12(4), 1998, pp. 1957-1957
CONCURRENT PRODUCTION OF REACTIVE OXYGEN AND NITROGEN SPECIES BY AIRWAY EPITHELIAL-CELLS IN-VITRO
Authors: ROCHELLE LG FISCHER BM ADLER KB
Citation: Lg. Rochelle et al., CONCURRENT PRODUCTION OF REACTIVE OXYGEN AND NITROGEN SPECIES BY AIRWAY EPITHELIAL-CELLS IN-VITRO, Free radical biology & medicine, 24(5), 1998, pp. 863-868
SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES OF NITRIC-OXIDE (NO) INTERACTIONS WITH COBALAMINS - REACTION OF NO WITH SUPEROXOCOBALAMIN(III) LIKELY ACCOUNTS FOR COBALAMIN REVERSAL OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NO
Authors: KRUSZYNA H MAGYAR JS ROCHELLE LG RUSSELL MA SMITH RP WILCOX DE
Citation: H. Kruszyna et al., SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES OF NITRIC-OXIDE (NO) INTERACTIONS WITH COBALAMINS - REACTION OF NO WITH SUPEROXOCOBALAMIN(III) LIKELY ACCOUNTS FOR COBALAMIN REVERSAL OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NO, The Journal of pharmacology and experimental therapeutics, 285(2), 1998, pp. 665-671
AIRWAY EPITHELIUM AS AN EFFECTOR OF INFLAMMATION - MOLECULAR REGULATION OF SECONDARY MEDIATORS
Authors: MARTIN LD ROCHELLE LG FISCHER BM KRUNKOSKY TM ADLER KB
Citation: Ld. Martin et al., AIRWAY EPITHELIUM AS AN EFFECTOR OF INFLAMMATION - MOLECULAR REGULATION OF SECONDARY MEDIATORS, The European respiratory journal, 10(9), 1997, pp. 2139-2146
THE ROLE OF REACTIVE OXYGEN AND NITROGEN SPECIES IN THE RESPONSE OF AIRWAY EPITHELIUM TO PARTICULATES
Authors: MARTIN LD KRUNKOSKY TM DYE JA FISCHER BM JIANG NF ROCHELLE LG AKLEY NJ DREHER KL ADLER KB
Citation: Ld. Martin et al., THE ROLE OF REACTIVE OXYGEN AND NITROGEN SPECIES IN THE RESPONSE OF AIRWAY EPITHELIUM TO PARTICULATES, Environmental health perspectives, 105, 1997, pp. 1301-1307
OXIDANT STRESS STIMULATES MUCIN SECRETION AND PLG IN AIRWAY EPITHELIUM VIA A NITRIC OXIDE-DEPENDENT MECHANISM
Authors: WRIGHT DT FISCHER BM LI CM ROCHELLE LG AKLEY NJ ADLER KB
Citation: Dt. Wright et al., OXIDANT STRESS STIMULATES MUCIN SECRETION AND PLG IN AIRWAY EPITHELIUM VIA A NITRIC OXIDE-DEPENDENT MECHANISM, American journal of physiology. Lung cellular and molecular physiology, 15(5), 1996, pp. 854-861
ENVIRONMENTAL TOXINS INDUCE INTRACELLULAR RESPONSES OF AIRWAY EPITHELIUM THROUGH REACTIVE SPECIES OF OXYGEN AND NITROGEN
Authors: ROCHELLE LG FISCHER BM KRUNKOSKY TM WRIGHT DT ADLER KB
Citation: Lg. Rochelle et al., ENVIRONMENTAL TOXINS INDUCE INTRACELLULAR RESPONSES OF AIRWAY EPITHELIUM THROUGH REACTIVE SPECIES OF OXYGEN AND NITROGEN, Chest, 109(3), 1996, pp. 35-39
INTERACTIONS BETWEEN HYDROXOCOBALAMIN AND NITRIC-OXIDE (NO) - EVIDENCE FOR A REDOX REACTION BETWEEN NO AND REDUCED COBALAMIN AND REVERSIBLENO BINDING TO OXIDIZED COBALAMIN
Authors: ROCHELLE LG MORANA SJ KRUSZYNA H RUSSELL MA WILCOX DE SMITH RP
Citation: Lg. Rochelle et al., INTERACTIONS BETWEEN HYDROXOCOBALAMIN AND NITRIC-OXIDE (NO) - EVIDENCE FOR A REDOX REACTION BETWEEN NO AND REDUCED COBALAMIN AND REVERSIBLENO BINDING TO OXIDIZED COBALAMIN, The Journal of pharmacology and experimental therapeutics, 275(1), 1995, pp. 48-52
AN IMPURITY PRESENT IN SOME SAMPLES OF SIN-1 OXIDIZES IT TO NITRIC-OXIDE IN ANAEROBIC SOLUTIONS
Authors: WANG Y ROCHELLE LG KRUSZYNA H KRUSZYNA R SMITH RP WILCOX DE
Citation: Y. Wang et al., AN IMPURITY PRESENT IN SOME SAMPLES OF SIN-1 OXIDIZES IT TO NITRIC-OXIDE IN ANAEROBIC SOLUTIONS, Toxicology, 88(1-3), 1994, pp. 165-176
DISTRIBUTION OF CHLORDECONE TO LIVER PLASMA-MEMBRANES AND RECOVERY FROM HEPATOBILIARY DYSFUNCTION IN RATS
Authors: ROCHELLE LG CURTIS LR
Citation: Lg. Rochelle et Lr. Curtis, DISTRIBUTION OF CHLORDECONE TO LIVER PLASMA-MEMBRANES AND RECOVERY FROM HEPATOBILIARY DYSFUNCTION IN RATS, Toxicology, 86(1-2), 1994, pp. 123-134
BIOACTIVATION OF NITROPRUSSIDE BY PORCINE ENDOTHELIAL-CELLS
Authors: ROCHELLE LG KRUSZYNA H KRUSZYNA R BARCHOWSKY A WILCOX DE SMITH RP
Citation: Lg. Rochelle et al., BIOACTIVATION OF NITROPRUSSIDE BY PORCINE ENDOTHELIAL-CELLS, Toxicology and applied pharmacology, 128(1), 1994, pp. 123-128
ACTIVE CALCIUM-ABSORPTION IN PRIMARY CULTURES OF CORTICAL COLLECTING DUCT CELLS
Authors: ROCHELLE LG DEVESHWAR S NARAYFEJESTOTH A FEJESTOTH G
Citation: Lg. Rochelle et al., ACTIVE CALCIUM-ABSORPTION IN PRIMARY CULTURES OF CORTICAL COLLECTING DUCT CELLS, Canadian journal of physiology and pharmacology, 71(7), 1993, pp. 491-496
EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE, OXYGEN, HEME LIGANDS AND SULFHYDRYL ALKYLATION ON THE REACTIONS OF NITROPRUSSIDE AND NITROGLYCERIN WITH HEMOGLOBIN
Authors: KRUSZYNA H KRUSZYNA R ROCHELLE LG SMITH RP WILCOX DE
Citation: H. Kruszyna et al., EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE, OXYGEN, HEME LIGANDS AND SULFHYDRYL ALKYLATION ON THE REACTIONS OF NITROPRUSSIDE AND NITROGLYCERIN WITH HEMOGLOBIN, Biochemical pharmacology, 46(1), 1993, pp. 95-102
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