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January 1, 2005Frontiers in bioscienceOpen Access

NO-sensitive guanylyl cyclase and NO-induced feedback inhibition in cGMP signaling

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Sustained activation of PDE5 by cGMP acts as a negative feedback mechanism in NO/cGMP signaling, allowing cells to adapt to available nitric oxide levels.

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MFM Pauler Florian

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New GC activators may enable isoform-specific targeting; leaves open cardiovascular therapeutic translation.

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M Pauler Florian (2005) reported a review. Sustained activation of PDE5 by cGMP acts as a negative feedback mechanism in NO/cGMP signaling, allowing cells to adapt to available nitric oxide levels.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6cd152f44fa9f079db654fhttps://doi.org/10.2741/1617
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