Table 2.

Regulation of Nox and Duox Expression by Agonists and Other Stimuli.

Inducer	Nox/Duox	Tissues or cells	References
Angiotensin II	Nox1, Nox4	r-Aortic vascular smooth muscle cells	[131]
Urokinase plasminogen activator	Nox1, Nox4	r-Aortic vascular smooth muscle cells	[132]
Platelet-derived growth factor	Nox1	r-Aortic vascular smooth muscle cells	[133] (7)
Bone morphologenic protein 4	Nox1	m-Aortic endothelial cells	[134]
Prostaglandin F2α	Nox1	r-Aortic vascular smooth muscle cells	[135]
Phorbol ester	Nox1	r-Aortic vascular smooth muscle cells	[133]
K-Ras G12V	Nox1	r-, m-fibroblast cell line	[136]
Vitamin D3	Nox1	h-Colon caner cell line	[114]
Interferon-γ	Nox1	h-Colon caner cell line	[113, 114]
Flagellin (S. enteritidis)	Nox1	h-Colon caner cell line	[137]
Lipopolysaccharide (H. pylori)	Nox1	gp-Gastric mucosal cells	[138]
Hypoxia	Nox1	h-Pulmonary epithelial cell line	[139]
Lipopolysaccharide (E. coli)	Nox2	h-Macrophage, h-Granulocyte	[140]
IFN-γ; TNF-γ; GM-CSF	Nox2	h-Macrophage, h-Granulocyte	[140]
M-CSF	Nox2	h-Macrophage	[140]
TGF-β1	Nox4	h-Cardiac fibroblast cells	[141]
TNFα	Nox4	h-Aortic vascular smooth muscle cells	[142]
Low pH	Nox5-short	h-Barret esophagus adenocarcinoma
Th-2 cytokines (IL-4, IL-13)	Duox1	h-Tracheobronchial epithelial cells	[130]
Th-1 cytolikes (IFN-γ, IL-1)	Duox2	h-Tracheobronchial epithelial cells	[130]

The abbreviations used are: h, human; r, rat; m, mouse, gp, guinea pig.