Are parents ' expressed emotion and mood , rather than their physical disability associated with adolescent adjustment : a longitudinal study of families with a parent with multiple sclerosis?
Emotional distress and expressed emotion in parents with multiple sclerosis, rather than the severity and type of multiple sclerosis had an impact on adolescents' psychological difficulties.
Continuous stimulation of the CCK-A receptor led to a downregulation of the receptor gene expression in pancreatic acinar cells and decreased labeling of the receptor at immunohistochemistry. The results suggest that down-regulation of the receptor is a protective mechanism against overstimulation.