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N omega-hydroxyl-L-arginine, an intermediate in the L-arginine to nitric oxide pathway, is a strong inhibitor of liver and macrophage arginase: J.-L. Boucher, et al.; BBRC 203, 1614 (1994) Abstract
Exogenous NG-hydroxyl-L-arginine causes nitrite production in vascular smooth muscle cells in the absence of nitric oxide synthase activity: C.A. Schott, et al.; FEBS Lett. 341, 203 (1994) Abstract
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