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Experimental autoimmune disease causes a drastic increase in the production of nitric oxide metabolites. The latter correlate with the indices of autoimmunity expression, with the levels of cyclic nucleotides, with the severity of morphological impairment of the structures of immunocompetent organs. The use of immunosuppressive agents in the pathogenetic therapy of an autoimmune process normalizes both the blood levels of nitrites/nitrates and immunological parameters; this reflects a clear-cut relationship between the synthesis of nitric oxide and the immune response of the body.

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