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Reisz, Julie Ann 2012-01-18T09:35:28Z 2014-01-18T09:30:11Z 2011 https://wakespace.lib.wfu.edu/handle/10339/36426 Nitrogen oxides are a class of small molecules with profound physiological and environmental consequences. Nitric oxide (NO), the most well-known of these, is a key endogenous signaling agent effecting platelet disaggregation and vasorelaxation. Nitroxyl (HNO), the product of NO reduction and protonation, increases myocardial contractility and elicits vasodilation, likely through modifications of select thiol proteins, a physiological profile distinct from NO. en Wake Forest University Angeli's salt chemical ligation fluorescence detection kinetic analysis nitrogen oxides Staudinger Phosphine-Mediated Ligations: A Powerful and Versatile Method for the Selective Chemical Detection of Nitroxyl Dissertation King, S. Bruce Alexander, Rebecca W Colyer, Christa L Poole, Leslie B Welker, Mark E Chemistry 2014-01-18 restricted