Does stress during gestation alter postpartum maternal care and the development of the offspring in a rodent model?
These findings suggest that stress can directly alter maternal care through the neuroendocrine systems that normally regulate this behavior. Thus, the effects of environmental adversity can be transmitted across generations through a nongenomic mechanism involving maternal care.
The reduction of IS in patients with high Upv loads is beneficial for patient survival and does not affect graft survival or graft function.