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Apexbio Technology LLC L-Arginine 74-79-3 1g
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Catalog No. 5000064170
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L-Arginine is an amino acid functioning as a biological precursor for nitric oxide (NO) through endothelial nitric oxide synthase (eNOS) catalysis As an endogenous substrate it participates in regulating vascular tone by mediating vasodilation via NO production in endothelial cells playing an integral role in cardiovascular physiology Experimental use includes in vitro and in vivo research on endothelial cell signaling pathways vascular relaxation mechanisms and cardiovascular function In cellular assays involving NOS enzyme activities L-Arginine is utilized to investigate vascular dilation effects endothelial cell function and related cardiovascular processes Typical biological systems employ L-Arginine at millimolar concentrations IC50 values have not been reported for its direct action as its primary role is serving as the substrate for enzymatic NO generation rather than as a direct inhibitor or antagonist

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L-Arginine is an amino acid functioning as a biological precursor for nitric oxide (NO) through endothelial nitric oxide synthase (eNOS) catalysis As an endogenous substrate it participates in regulating vascular tone by mediating vasodilation via NO production in endothelial cells playing an integral role in cardiovascular physiology Experimental use includes in vitro and in vivo research on endothelial cell signaling pathways vascular relaxation mechanisms and cardiovascular function In cellular assays involving NOS enzyme activities L-Arginine is utilized to investigate vascular dilation effects endothelial cell function and related cardiovascular processes Typical biological systems employ L-Arginine at millimolar concentrations IC50 values have not been reported for its direct action as its primary role is serving as the substrate for enzymatic NO generation rather than as a direct inhibitor or antagonist

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