Genetic influence on the relation between exhaled nitric oxide and pulse wave reflection.

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Genetic influence on the relation between exhaled nitric oxide and pulse wave reflection.

Journal of breath research - 1 Jun 2013

Tarnoki David Laszlo, Tarnoki Adam Domonkos, Medda Emanuela, Littvay Levente, Lazar Zsofia, Toccaceli Virgilia, Fagnani Corrado, Stazi Maria Antonietta, Nisticó Lorenza, Brescianini Sonia, Penna Luana, Lucatelli Pierleone, Boatta Emanuele, Zini Chiara, Fanelli Fabrizio, Baracchini Claudio, Meneghetti Giorgio, Koller Akos, Osztovits Janos, Jermendy Gyorgy, Preda Istvan, Kiss Robert Gabor, Karlinger Kinga, Lannert Agnes, Horvath Tamas, Schillaci Giuseppe, Molnar Andrea Agnes, Garami Zsolt, Berczi Viktor, Horvath Ildiko

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Nitric oxide has an important role in the development of the structure and function of the airways and vessel walls. Fractional exhaled nitric oxide (FE(NO)) is inversely related to the markers and risk factors of atherosclerosis. We aimed to estimate the relative contribution of genes and shared and non-shared environmental influences to variations and covariation of FE(NO) levels and the marker of elasticity...

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DOI: 10.1088/1752-7155/7/2/026008

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