Nitric Oxide Analysis in Biology and Biomedicine. Modern Trends and Overlook

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ABSTRACT

Given presentation is a brief review of current state of currently used physico chemical methods of analysis of nitric oxide: optical spectroscopy, fluorescence, chemiluminescence, and electrochemistry. Other less frequently employed approaches include mass spectrometry, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, quantum cascade infrared laser spectroscopy, mechanotronics quartz crystal microbalance, and spin trapping also have been mentioned. The attention will be focused on recently proposed methods for real time monitoring nitric oxide dynamics in biological systems based on using supermolecules: fluorophore-nitroxide (FNMA), Fluorescence inductive-resonance method of a (FIRMA), and fluorescence spin exchange (FSEMA) methods of analysis

KEYWORDS

nitric oxide, optics, fluorescence, chemiluminescence electrochemistry, supermolecules, energy transfer, spin exchang

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Likhtenshtein Gertz I. (2018) Nitric Oxide Analysis in Biology and Biomedicine. Modern Trends and Overlook. International Journal of Biochemistry Research, 3, 20-30