A number of factors may govern protective memory to respiratory viral infections, in particular the retention of memory T cells within the airways and recruitment of peripheral T cells to the pulmonary site of challenge 6.
Dr. Robert S. Wilson of the Rush Alzheimer's Disease Center in Chicago, the study's lead author, said that earlier research had shown that chronic stress undermined the functioning of the part of the brain governing memory.
Another interesting observation is that cells have "memory", and hysteresis has been shown to govern short-term memory in lymphoid cells, preserving information of past encounters with antigen [ 10].
An alternative possibility to explain our finding is that different sets of 'OA/DA' neurons govern reinforcement and memory retrieval processes, respectively.
These flies show adult-onset neurodegeneration with specific effects on mushroom bodies, the regions of the fly brain that govern learning and memory.
Emotions and memories govern his wine judgments, he says, along with a bottle's value at table.
The physics and mechanics governing the shape memory effect in shape memory polymers is not fully understood at the nanoscale.
In this quietly powerful meditation, McMurtry, the sage of the Lone Star State, addresses the complicated grid of factors that govern human expression: language, memory, literature, emotion and, perhaps most significantly in this context, place.
Each of us has an automatic "default mode" of functioning that is based upon our life experiences, especially those from our early years, and encoded in the older structures of the brain which govern motivation, emotion, and memory.
The simulations are not, indeed, aimed at replicating the MMN response per se but the brain mechanisms that underlie and govern the activation of memory traces in the cortex and that we believe generate it.
