Abstract
To the Editor: Becker et at1 examined the effect of experimental homocysteinemia on the nitric oxide (NO)–dependent control of cardiac O2 consumption and enzymatic sources of superoxide. They found that methionine-induced experimental homocysteinemia inhibits NO-dependent regulation of cardiac O2 consumption and increases the p22phox subunit of NADPH oxidase. Although the findings …
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