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| - | Human PDE5 is the 5th isoform of the 12 known phosphodiesterases. This enzymes family | + | Human PDE5 is the 5th isoform of the 12 known phosphodiesterases. This enzymes family is responsible for the hydrolysis of cGMP and cAMP into GMP and AMP. PDE5 specifically catalyses cGMP hydrolysis into 5'GMP. The cGMP is an usual second messager in cell signalling pathways, like NO synthesis. By degradating nucleotides, this enzyme of class I regulates the cGMP concentration in the organism by an allosteric regulation system. |
PDE5 function affects the smooth muscle, blood vessels or penis, uterus and intestines. | PDE5 function affects the smooth muscle, blood vessels or penis, uterus and intestines. | ||
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