The preponderance of epidemiological evidence now points to a strong association between
chronic inflammation and cancers of several organs, including the gastrointestinal tract, …

Nitric oxide is a key participant in many physiological pathways; however, its reactivity gives
it the potential to cause considerable damage to cells and tissues in its vicinity. Nitric oxide …

Genotoxic carcinogens form covalent bonds with proteins as well as with DNA. The adducts
which result are useful for assessing expure to the carcinogen, determining interindividual …

A new automated system for the analysis of nitrate via reduction with a high-pressure cadmium
column is described. Samples of urine, saliva, deproteinized plasma, gastric juice, and …

Nitric oxide (NO.) is a physiological messenger formed by several cell types. Reaction with
O2 forms oxides that nitrosate amines at pH values near 7. We now report experiments in …

Nitrate metabolism was investigated in long-term metabolic studies in healthy young men.
Under conditions of constant low ingestion of nitrate (less than 180 mumol/day per subject), …

Metabolic balance studies show that germfree and conventional Sprague-Dawley rats
synthesize nitrate. Equivalent results for germfree and conventional rats eliminate the microflora …

Background: The human intestine is host to an enormously complex, diverse, and vast microbial
community—the gut microbiota. The gut microbiome plays a profound role in metabolic …

The effect of nitrate intake on the formation of salivary nitrite has been studied in a series of
individuals using celery juice as the source of nitrate. It was found that under certain …

… (i) Composite fluorescence image of vimentin in mouse pancreas imaged with SR-SIM (green)
and proExM (purple) with conventional confocal microscopy with distortion vector field …