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The formation of nitric oxide (NO) by an L-arginine:NO synthase and its stimulation of the soluble guanylate cyclase was studied in rat whole adrenal and bovine cortex and medulla cytosol. In the presence of L-arginine, the stimulation of soluble guanylate cyclase was accompanied by the formation of citrulline and NO2-, formed from NO. The NO synthase was NADPH- and Ca(2+)-dependent and was inhibited by several L-arginine analogues. These results indicate that rat and bovine adrenal cytosol contains an L-arginine:NO synthase.
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