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[@Pearl235]

U mentioned that due to neural signalling GPCR is activated which in turn activates Adenylyl cyclase. But here GPCR activates PLC which converts P1P2 to IP3 which acts as second messenger and releases ca ions from ER as nitric oxide is produced from arginine by Ca dependent NO synthase,not Adenylyl cyclase. Please clear this confusion.

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Yes, u r right ca+ ions are sensed by calcium calmodulin complex which then marks the production of NO.

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