Question 27Nitric Oxide and Adenosine:A. Contract smooth muscle when released from the endothelium.O B. Are stable signaling molecules that relax the endothelium.OC. Generate turbulent flow in the capillaries.D. All of the above.O E. None of the above.BABAS

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Nitric Oxide and Adenosine: O A. Contract smooth muscle when released from the endothelium. O B. Are stable signaling molecules that relax the endothelium. OC. Generate turbulent flow in the capillaries. O D. All of the above. OE. None of the above.