GSNO-R Activity determined by GSNO-dependent NADH Consumption is greater in lung homogenates obtained from female mice.

GSNO-R activity was measured in lung, liver, and kidney homogenates obtained from adult (10–12 w) male and female mice using a GSNO-dependent NADH Consumption assay. NADH consumption was evaluated in homogenates (0.3 µg) in the absence or presence of 100 µM GSNO. Gender specific differences were seen in the lung homogenates (n = 4). No gender specific differences were seen with either the liver or the kidney homogenates (n = 2–4).