Claim · model-written summary
Exogenous NO may inhibit NOS activity.
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e0“The exogenous NO might inhibit NOS activities through a negative feedback”
t0“Effect of NO-mediated light signals on the growth of maize coleoptiles”
Title
Effect of NO-mediated light signals on the growth of maize coleoptiles
Aiqin Wang Journal of Lanzhou University 2008
Other claims from this paper (15)
- Observation NOS-like activity was detected in coleoptile microsomes and cytosol.
- Intervention effect Exogenous NO increased coleoptile growth.
- Observation Endogenous NO inhibited coleoptile growth.
- Intervention effect Enhanced UV-B inhibited NOS-like activity relative to darkness.
- Intervention effect Enhanced UV-B decreased endogenous NO production relative to darkness.
- Intervention effect Enhanced UV-B promoted coleoptile growth relative to darkness.
- Intervention effect SNP inhibited NOS-like activity.
- Intervention effect NAC inhibited NOS-like activity.
- Intervention effect LNNA inhibited NOS-like activity.
- Intervention effect SNP reduced endogenous NO production.
- Intervention effect NAC reduced endogenous NO production.
- Intervention effect LNNA reduced endogenous NO production.
- Intervention effect SNP increased coleoptile growth.
- Intervention effect NAC increased coleoptile growth.
- Intervention effect LNNA increased coleoptile growth.