Does hydrogen peroxide emerge as a regulator of tone in skeletal muscle arterioles during juvenile growth?
These findings suggest that endogenous H2O2 contributes to endothelium-dependent arteriolar dilation in juvenile rats, but not in younger rats, and that H2O2 acts in juvenile rats by stimulating endothelial NO release and activating smooth muscle K+ channels.
According to these results, MIA/CD-RAP seems to exert a general function for invasive and metastatic tumors.