Patterns and Direct/Indirect Signaling Pathways in Cardiovascular System in the Condition of Transient Increase of NO

Table 1

Comparison of time-dependent effects of increased (32 nmol kg⁻¹ GSNO; Figure 6) and decreased (25 mg kg⁻¹ L-NAME; data from Figure 3 in [20]) NO concentrations on HPs.

Description	GSNO	L-NAME
(A) Systolic blood pressure (in mmHg)	↓	↑
(B) Heart rate (in min^−1)	~	↓
(C) Systolic area (in mmHg s)	↑	↑
(D) (in mmHg ms^−1)	↑	↓
(E) relative level	↓	↓
(F) (in mmHg ms^−1)	↓↑	↑↓
(G) relative level	↓	↑↓
(H) (in s)	↑	↑
(I) (in s)	↑↓	↑
(J) Diastolic blood pressure (in mmHg)	↓	↑
(K) Pulse blood pressure (in mmHg)	↑	↑
(L) Diastolic area (in mmHg s)	↓	↑
(M) (in mmHg ms^−1)	↓	↓
(N) relative level	↓	↑↓
(O) delay (in s)	↑	↑
(P) delay (in s)	↑	↑
(Q) (in mmHg)	↓	↑
(R) (in mmHg)	↑	↓
(AA) Systolic blood pressure (in mmHg)	↓	↑
(BB) Anacrotic notch (in mmHg)	↓	↑
(CC) Anacrotic notch relative level	↑	↓
(DD) Anacrotic notch delay (in ms)	↑	↓
(EE) Anacrotic notch relative delay	↑	↓
(FF) (in s)	↑	↑
(GG) (in s/mmHg μs^-1)	↑	↑
(HH) (in s/mmHg μs^-1)	↓	↑
(II) (in ms)	↑	↓
(JJ) Augmentation index relative	~	↑
(KK) Dicrotic notch (in mmHg)	↓	↑
(LL) Dicrotic notch relative level	↓	↑↓
(MM) Dicrotic notch delay (in ms)	↑	↑
(NN) Dicrotic notch relative delay	↑	↓
(OO) (in mmHg)	↓	↑
(PP) (in mmHg/mmHg ms^−1)	↑	↓
(QQ) (in mmHg/mmHg ms^−1)	↓	↑
(RR) (in mmHg)	~	↑