Reperfusion of the ischemic myocardium is associated with a cytokine cascade that reflects
a cellular response to injury. We studied this cascade in the mouse and found that acute …

… Therefore the purpose of this study was to determine whether NO exerts a physiological …
to its well-known effect of regulating translocation of intracellular P-selectin to the cell surface. …

… blinded to their study group assignment and having no access to their PA … to manage patients
accordingly but did not have access to PA … relevant to the contents of this paper to disclose. …

… Physiological concentrations of NO occur in the range of 1–20 nM (13) and are thought to
increase to maximal levels in the low micromolar range (ie, 2–5 μM) in disease states when …

… We presume that the failure to find statistical significance relates to a greater variability in
the level of MIP-1β in sham-operated animals. The balance of the data appears …

… chronic exposure to estrogen appears to be cardioprotective, … Cats were subjected to 90 min
of left anterior descending … was administered (iv) 30 min prior to reperfusion at 1μg/kg bolus …

… in order to determine whether a single dose of rat interleukin-10 is able to protect against …
A second goal was to observe the effects of rat interleukin-10 on leukocyte–endothelial …

… ischemic myocardium was allowed to reperfuse for 270 minutes. … of ONOO − to achieve
circulating levels of 400 to 1000 nmol/L … − to alter adherence of autologous unstimulated PMNs to …

… nitric oxide donor properties to the molecule. Cats were subjected to 90 min of myocardial
ischemia … descending coronary artery rings in response to the endothelium-dependent dilators …

… and adherence to the rat microvascular endothelium. This action of TMS appears to be
mediated … In conclusion, TMS seems to be an effective cardioprotective agent by inhibiting early …