[Intervention and Therapy for Perpetrators and Victims of Bullying: A Systematic Review].

Intervention and Therapy for Perpetrators and Victims of Bullying: A Systematic Review Bullying is a form of repeated and aggressive behavior with serious consequences for victims and perpetrators, who often suffer from their experiences long after the bullying episodes have ended. However, the therapeutic treatment of bullying and its consequences represents a neglected topic in bullying research. Objective of the present article is to review publications systematically describing targeted interventions for the treatment of bullying (for victims and perpetrators) and associated disorders.

Molecular mechanisms of vasoselectivity of the 1,4-dihydropyridine lercanidipine.

The effects of (S)- and (R)-lercanidipine on CHO cells stably expressing the cardiac (Ca(v)1.2a) or vascular (Ca(v)1.2b) splice variant of the L-type calcium channel pore subunit were studied, using whole-cell and single-channel patch-clamp measurements.

Cardiac L-type calcium channel beta-subunits expressed in human heart have differential effects on single channel characteristics.

l-Type calcium channels are multiprotein complexes composed of pore-forming (CaV1.2) and modulatory auxiliary alpha2delta- and beta-subunits. We demonstrate expression of two different isoforms for the beta2-subunit (beta2a, beta2b) and the beta3-subunit (beta3a, beta3trunc) in human non-failing and failing ischemic myocardium.