Generation of Nitric Oxide and Possibly Nitroxyl by Nitrosation of Sulfohydroxamic Acids and Hydroxamic Acids

Author： Shirota F.N. deMaster E.G. Lee M.J.C. Nagasawa H.T.

ISSN： 1089-8603

Source： Nitric Oxide, Vol.3, Iss.6, 1999-12, pp. : 445-453

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