Why Are the Physiological Effects of Nitric Oxide (NO) Affected

question 18

Multiple Choice

Why are the physiological effects of Nitric oxide (NO) affected by phosphodiesterase inhibitors?

• A) Phosphodiesterase inhibitors prevent re-uptake of NO into cells.
• B) Phosphodiesterase inhibitors prolong the lifetime of cGMP.
• C) Phosphodiesterase inhibitors prolong the lifetime of cAMP.
• D) Phosphodiesterase inhibitors prevent the enzymatic breakdown if NO.
• E) Phosphodiesterase inhibitors block the reaction of NO with proteins.

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Definitions:

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