Nitric Oxide and Cyclic GMP Signal Transduction in BrainNeurochemistry international. 2004, Vol 45, Num 6, issn 0197-0186, 178 p.Conference Proceedings

Modulation of soluble guanylate cyclase activity by phosphorylationMURTHY, Karnam S.Neurochemistry international. 2004, Vol 45, Num 6, pp 845-851, issn 0197-0186, 7 p.Conference Paper

Cyclic GMP transportersSAGER, Georg.Neurochemistry international. 2004, Vol 45, Num 6, pp 865-873, issn 0197-0186, 9 p.Conference Paper

cGMP: a second messenger for acetylcholine in the brain?DE VENTE, Jan.Neurochemistry international. 2004, Vol 45, Num 6, pp 799-812, issn 0197-0186, 14 p.Conference Paper

Effect of hypercholesterolemia and of oxidative stress on the nitric oxide-cGMP pathwayFRANCOIS, Michèle; KOJDA, Georg.Neurochemistry international. 2004, Vol 45, Num 6, pp 955-961, issn 0197-0186, 7 p.Conference Paper

Role of nitric oxide in the regulation of neuronal proliferation, survival and differentiationCONTESTABILE, Antonio; CIANI, Elisabetta.Neurochemistry international. 2004, Vol 45, Num 6, pp 903-914, issn 0197-0186, 12 p.Conference Paper

Elements of the nitric oxide/cGMP pathway expressed in cerebellar granule cells : biochemical and functional characterisationJURADO, Sandra; SANCHEZ-PRIETO, José; TORRES, Magdalena et al.Neurochemistry international. 2004, Vol 45, Num 6, pp 833-843, issn 0197-0186, 11 p.Conference Paper

Modulation of synaptic function by cGMP and cGMP-gated cation channelsBARNSTABLE, Colin J; WEI, Ji-Ye; HAN, Ming-Hu et al.Neurochemistry international. 2004, Vol 45, Num 6, pp 875-884, issn 0197-0186, 10 p.Conference Paper

Modulation of Ca_v1 and Ca_v2.2 channels induced by nitric oxide via cGMP-dependent protein kinaseGRASSI, Claudio; D'ASCENZO, Marcello; AZZENA, Gian Battista et al.Neurochemistry international. 2004, Vol 45, Num 6, pp 885-893, issn 0197-0186, 9 p.Conference Paper

Specific localized expression of cGMP PDEs in Purkinje neurons and macrophagesBENDER, Andrew T; BEAVO, Joseph A.Neurochemistry international. 2004, Vol 45, Num 6, pp 853-857, issn 0197-0186, 5 p.Conference Paper

The NOS/sGC pathway in the rat central nervous system: a microdialysis overviewPEPICELLI, Olimpia; RAITERI, Maurizio; FEDELE, Ernesto et al.Neurochemistry international. 2004, Vol 45, Num 6, pp 787-797, issn 0197-0186, 11 p.Conference Paper

Signaling in the mammalian circadian clock: the NO/cGMP pathwayGOLOMBEK, Diego A; AGOSTINO, Patricia V; PIANO, Santiago A et al.Neurochemistry international. 2004, Vol 45, Num 6, pp 929-936, issn 0197-0186, 8 p.Conference Paper

Nitric oxide-sensitive guanylyl cyclase: structure and regulationKOESLING, Doris; RUSSWURM, Michael; MERGIA, Evanthia et al.Neurochemistry international. 2004, Vol 45, Num 6, pp 813-819, issn 0197-0186, 7 p.Conference Paper

Vardenafil: structural basis for higher potency over sildenafil in inhibiting cGMP-specific phosphodiesterase-5 (PDE5)CORBIN, Jackie D; BEASLEY, Alfreda; BLOUNT, Mitsi A et al.Neurochemistry international. 2004, Vol 45, Num 6, pp 859-863, issn 0197-0186, 5 p.Conference Paper

Cerebral expression of the α₂-subunit of soluble guanylyl cyclase is linked to cerebral maturation and sensory pathway refinement during postnatal developmentBIDMON, Hans-J; STARBATTY, Jutta; GÖRG, Boris et al.Neurochemistry international. 2004, Vol 45, Num 6, pp 821-832, issn 0197-0186, 12 p.Conference Paper

HIV-1 coat protein gp120 decreases NO-dependent cyclic GMP accumulation in rat brain astroglia by increasing cyclic GMP phosphodiesterase activityNAVARRA, Michele; BALTRONS, Maria Antonia; SARDON, Teresa et al.Neurochemistry international. 2004, Vol 45, Num 6, pp 937-946, issn 0197-0186, 10 p.Conference Paper

Phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibition improves early memory consolidation of object informationPRICKAERTS, Jos; SIK, Ayhan; VAN STAVEREN, Wilma C. G et al.Neurochemistry international. 2004, Vol 45, Num 6, pp 915-928, issn 0197-0186, 14 p.Conference Paper

Alterations in soluble guanylate cyclase content and modulation by nitric oxide in liver diseaseRODRIGO, Regina; MONTOLIU, Carmina; CHATAURET, Nicolas et al.Neurochemistry international. 2004, Vol 45, Num 6, pp 947-953, issn 0197-0186, 7 p.Conference Paper

Sequential activation of soluble guanylate cyclase, protein kinase G and cGMP-degrading phosphodiesterase is necessary for proper induction of long-term potentiation in CA1 of hippocampus alterations in hyperammonemiaMONFORT, Pilar; MUNOZ, Maria-Dolores; KOSENKO, Elena et al.Neurochemistry international. 2004, Vol 45, Num 6, pp 895-901, issn 0197-0186, 7 p.Conference Paper