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A 2010 Harvard study suggested that dreaming may reactivate and reorganize recently learned material, improving memory and boosting performance.

A 2010 Harvard study suggested that dreaming may reactivate and reorganize recently learned material, which would help improve memory and boost performance.

"To discriminate two similar episodes, this silent engram may reactivate and people can retrieve the detailed episodic memory, even at very remote time points," he says.

If the host's immunity is weakened and/or suppressed, the dormant mycobacteria may reactivate and escape from the granuloma and form lesions in other parts of the tissue [ 36].

After primary infection, TB may reactivate at anytime and anywhere in the body.

DSP treatment of such animals may reactivate the infection, and because haematogenous spread is not needed, such animals may release bacteria.

In a subset of patients, subsequent muscle damage from a variety of potential causes (such as viral infection, trauma, toxin exposure) may lead to muscle damage and regeneration, and may reactivate immune responses previously generated in the initial anti-tumor response.

Consequently, de-differentiation of Sertoli cells in adult testis may reactivate this niche potential and promote SSC proliferation and neoplastic transformation towards CIS and seminoma.

IL-15 binds the IL-15 receptor complex in CD4+ T and B cells, which may reactivate the DC, T and B cell interactions.

It has been suggested that the human immune modulation gene down regulates the response to a sustained viral presence, and that disabling this gene may reactivate aggressive immune reactivity that could control the progression to AIDS.

JCV remains latent in the lymphocytes, urogenital tract, and brain of its host and may reactivate to cause disease in immunocompromised hosts.