nitrite

I had obtained good results in such cases by the inhalation of nitrite of amyl, and the present seemed an admirable opportunity of testing its virtues.

I've only known one who could stop an attack, and he knocked me sideways with nitrite of amyl.

The nitrifying process in a microorganism takes place in two phases: 1) oxidation of ammonium to nitrite, and 2) oxidation of the nitrite to nitrate.

In ruminants, microorganisms from stomach compartments transform dietary nitrate into nitrite and subsequently convert nitrite into ammonia for the synthesis of microbial protein (KOZLOSKI, 2009).

Nitrite is the intermediate compound in the bacterial nitrification of ammonia to nitrate in oxidizing environments and the product of the denitrification of nitrate in reducing environments (Thurston et al., 1978).

The principal chemical ingredient was changed from isobutyl nitrite to isopropyl nitrite after the former drug was found to be carcinogenic in 2006.

We've already talked about how some food manufacturers will label foods to downplay their amount of nitrite.

The objective of the open-label Phase 1/2 study is to determine the safety of AIR001, a sterile, proprietary sodium nitrite solution for intermittent inhalation, administered in a dose escalation manner to adults with CF and P.

During this stage nitrate is reduced to nitrite via microbial activity, and the resulting nitrite, in turn, is involved in nitrosation reactions with the naturally existing alkaloids during air-curing, then leading to the formation of TSNAs (Figure 2) [11].

Accidental nitrate or nitrite intoxication is one of the common causes of severe methemoglobinemia and it is usually related to an oxidizing agent which comprises nitrites, such as water, drugs and chemicals.

Nitrate is broken down into nitrite in the bloodstream and can cause death in two hours.