Table 1.
Disease | Injury type | Animal | Result |
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Gastric ulcer | Hypertonic NaCl solution | Rat | NO is involved in the mechanism of the gastric alkaline response which occurs in the stomach after exposing to hypertonic NaCl. |
Gastric ulcer | Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs | Rat | NO could reduce the severity of gastric and intestinal damage. |
Gastric ulcer | Ethanol | Rat | NO may have therapeutic effect on gastric ulcer mucosal lesions. This effect may be realized by the anti-inflammatory, angiogenesis and antiapoptosis effects of NO. |
Gastric lesion | HCl | Rat | NO significantly inhibits the HCl-induced gastric lesion formation in rats. |
Duodenal ulcer | Helicobacter pylori infection | Mouse | NO binds to superoxide to produce peroxynitrite that is involved in epithelial damage associated with H. pylori infection. |
Note: NO: Nitric oxide.