The poem occupies classic Heaney territory, where rural apparatus – in this case 'the clunk of a baler cardiac-dull' – stimulates a memory or unearths a feeling.
In other words, you might say, to stimulate a fictitious false memory.
The presence of antibodies against EGFP in mouse serum suggests EGFP can act as a foreign antigen and PDT can then stimulate a long-term memory immune response.
The word made me think back to my marine-biology days, and stimulated a sudden memory of Ulva lactuca, the edible seaweed that is often called sea lettuce.
The hippocampal replay which is accompanied by sharp wave-ripple activity and driven repetitively by slow oscillation potentials originating from neocortical networks, is supposed to stimulate a gradual transfer of memory representations for long-term storage into neocortical circuitries [15], [30] [33].
Another recent landmark study found that the catecholaminergic splenic nerve can stimulate a subset of CD4+ T memory cells in the spleen to release acetylcholine (ACh).27 These CD4+ T cells perform a key regulatory role in the prevention of excessive inflammation through the activation of the α-7 nicotinic acetylcholine receptor (α7nAChR) expressed on splenic macrophages.
In conclusion, our results provide new evidence that fludarabine is not only cytotoxic but also able to modulate distinct functions of the immune system, in particular to stimulate a shift from naïve to memory T cell subsets, to lower the threshold for proliferation and to increase TH1 cytokine production.
To allow memories to stimulate a variety of senses at one time and go somewhere even for a short time.
In this work, the researchers are asking subjects to recall the traumatic film a day after viewing it, stimulating a process called "memory reconsolidation," during which the memory is re-formed in the brain.
For me, the feeling of being tipped back and rolled stimulated a strong sense memory of being on a ride at Disneyland, particularly the Haunted Mansion.
