Are dihydropyridine receptors downregulated in the ischemic myocardium?
The total number of cardiac dihydropyridine binding sites was not downregulated during ischemia, although their distribution after tissue fractionation was slightly modified, possibly reflecting receptor redistribution between different subcellular pools.
If pharmacists and patients agree on relationship roles, the functionality and outcomes of this relationship will be optimized. Future research is needed to monitor trends in pharmacists' and patients' views of their relationship roles and to develop strategies as needed to ensure that pharmacists and patients are following the same relationship script.