Nitric Oxide
 2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.niox.2011.07.004
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Changes in the nitric oxide level in the rat liver as a response to brain injury

Marek Ziaja
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Janusz Pyka
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Bozena Boczkus
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“…NO produced by nNOS contributes to neuron damage after traumatic, ischemic or excitotoxic insult. The serum nNOS level was found to be related with head trauma severity (3,4,28).…”
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Which biomarker is most effective to determine severity of acute head trauma in experimental animal head trauma model?

Demir
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Deniz2,
Benli3
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Turkish Neurosurgery
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“…NO produced by nNOS contributes to neuron damage after traumatic, ischemic or excitotoxic insult. The serum nNOS level was found to be related with head trauma severity (3,4,28).…”
Section: █ Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%

Which biomarker is most effective to determine severity of acute head trauma in experimental animal head trauma model?

Demir
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Deniz2,
Benli3
et al. 2015
Turkish Neurosurgery
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Nitrosylhemoglobin in photodynamically stressed human tumors growing in nude mice

Jakubowska
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Michalczyk-Wetula
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Pyka
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Electron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy reveals alterations in the redox state of endogenous copper and iron complexes in photodynamic stress-induced ischemic mouse liver

Jakubowska
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Pyka
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Michalczyk-Wetula
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