The identification of novel genetic determinants of infant eNO, at previously unknown loci 6q12 and 11p14, may implicate that postnatal eNO metabolism in healthy infants prior to first viral infections and sensitization is related to mechanisms other than those associated with asthma, atopy or increased risk thereof later in life.
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