Sentence examples for memory repertoire of from inspiring English sources

The switched memory repertoire of VH3a, 3b and VH4 expressing IgG+ and IgA+ B cells was again oligoclonal and contained expanded new B cell clones with CDR3 length different from the ones present before anti-CD20 treatment.

The described assay represents the foundation of an expanding system to quantitatively measure a broader range of the memory repertoire that greatly simplifies the process of sampling immune repertoires in large populations over time.

Such an approach would enable a rapid, high-throughput measurement of clontypic diversity at the nucleotide level, thereby facilitating population-based studies aimed at better understanding the processes of memory repertoire selection.

Both of these factors will affect the diversity of the memory repertoire.

The notion that the diversity of the naïve repertoire greatly exceeds that of the memory repertoire has been challenged by the observation that the memory subset, particularly the CD4+ memory subset, mainly comprises a broad diversity of low-frequency clonotypes [ 12].

These 108 clonotypic sequences from VB17 – JB2.7 expressing T cells account for 21.7% of the memory repertoire in 40 individuals analyzed thus far.

Finally our approach of screening the IgM+ memory repertoire could be applied to identify conserved and functionally relevant targets on other rapidly evolving pathogens.

Therefore, this measure can be used to estimate the degree of clonal expansion, which might have been due to uneven homeostatic expansion in the naïve repertoire or to memory inflation in the memory repertoire.

"In theory, criticality provides many desirable features for the behaving brain, optimizing computational capabilities, information transmission, sensitivity to sensory stimuli and size of memory repertoires," say Ribeiro and co.

In theory, criticality provides many desirable features for the behaving brain, optimizing computational capabilities, information transmission, sensitivity to sensory stimuli and size of memory repertoires.

From the theoretical side, numerous results show that scale-invariant dynamics provide functionally desirable features for the behaving brain, such as optimal computational capabilities [9], information transmission [1], size of memory repertoires [10] and sensitivity to stimuli [11], [12].