Sentence examples for establishing a memory from inspiring English sources

Changes in chromatin structure arising from DNA methylation and histone modifications are involved in critical immune function pathways, such as generating monocyte-derived DC, differentiation and plasticity of "helper" CD4+ T cells and regulatory T cells, establishing a memory phenotype, and producing antibodies by plasma cells.

After inflammatory response is triggered, adaptive immunity becomes activated to effectively protect the host and to establish a memory immune response.

We suggest that VIFs' templating function establishes a memory in microtubule organization that enhances persistence in cell polarization in general and migration in particular.

In fear conditioning, a fearful experience establishes a memory that can result in long-term behavioral changes.

Therefore it is tempting to speculate that the protocerebrum may contribute to express a behavior but not to establish a memory.

These effects are synergistic and not absolute, and depend on a gradient effect similar to that observed for the transcription factor T-bet whose restrained expression during low inflammatory conditions is important to establish a memory CD8 T cell population [46].

In a functionally separate compartment, a punishment neuron summing quinine and salt signals likewise establishes a memory trace for learned escape from 'bad'bad

(B ) Reinforcement processing by value (based on e.g., Heisenberg, 2003 ; Schleyer et al., 2011 ; Perisse et al., 2013 ): a reward neuron sums input from fructose and aspartic acid pathways and thus establishes a memory allowing for learned search for 'good'good

Furunculosis patients suffer from chronic or recurrent infection for many months or even years and, therefore, the immune system is frequently and intensively exposed to the invasive strain and establishes a memory response.

P. acnes genomes were detected in normal pulmonary lymph nodes as well as the lungs, and lymphocytes from lymph nodes showed P. acnes-specific proliferation, suggesting that these cells had already been exposed to P. acnes by lung-derived antigen-presenting-cells and had established a memory response.

Differential coupling of the higher-frequency (alpha range) component versus the lower frequency (4-8 Hz) component (for example frontal pole versus dorsal frontal versus parietal) would help establish a memory-specific effect for the theta component.