Nitric Oxide and Hydrogen Sulfide Interact When Modulating Gastric Physiological Functions in Rodents.

Larisse Tavares LucettiRenan Oliveira SilvaAna Paula Macedo SantanaBruno de Melo TavaresMariana Lima ValePedro Marcos Gomes SoaresFrancisco José Batista de Lima JúniorPedro Jorge Caldas MagalhãesFernando de Queiroz CunhaRonaldo de Albuquerque RibeiroJand-Venes Rolim MedeirosMarcellus Henrique Loiola Ponte de Souza

Published in: Digestive diseases and sciences (2016)

NO and H2S interact in gastric physiological functions, and this "cross-talk" is important in the control of mucus secretion, gastric blood flow, gastric mucosal defense, and gastric motility, but not in the control of basal gastric acid secretion.

Keyphrases

blood flow
nitric oxide
signaling pathway
escherichia coli
biofilm formation
hydrogen peroxide
candida albicans