The findings of this study included (i) higher resting nitrite levels in diabetics than controls; (ii) a borderline significant decrease among control subjects in resting nitrite following the unfiltered car ride as compared to resting nitrites after the filtered ride; (iii) increased nitrites in controls but not diabetics during reactive hyperemia prior to exposure and abolition of this increase following acute TRAP exposure.
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Disrupted Nitric Oxide Metabolism from Type II Diabetes and Acute Exposure to Particulate Air Pollution.
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