Figure 1.
Genotyping of eNOS+/+ and eNOS−/− mice. The set of primers (A) that amplified a 900-bp PCR product identified wild-type. The set of primers (B) that amplified a 603-bp PCR product identified the eNOS gene-deficient phenotype.
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