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Though accuracy levels decreased slightly across the sessions, this did not seem to interfere with the rarity strategy approximately the same number of participants showed a preferential memory for the rare partner type in the first and second session.

Exogenous treatment with inflammatory stimuli could not reverse preferential memory conversion of the late recruited cells, suggesting that the antigenic load is likely the main factor that contributes to memory formation, possibly determined by the number of T cell to APC contacts.

However, a preferential retention of effector memory over central memory lymphocytes has been observed in most donors.

We also investigated the nature of the episodic memory impairment in distinguishing between the performance of patients with preferential encoding deficits and those of patients with preferential storage disorders on the episodic memory task.

Oligoclonal CD8+ T cells from the blood of relapsing-remitting patients displayed a preferential central-memory (CM) phenotype with increased homing and cytotoxic abilities.

Along the same line, the preferential trafficking of memory OT-I cells in the bloodstream likely results from their inability to enter the LNs, a phenomenon also observed in CD62L deficient mice [37].

In fact, stage 5 neurons are present also in WT mice, which suggests that such preferential recruitment in memory circuits of stage 5 undifferentiated neurons may act as a homeostatic mechanism, compensating for the large reduction of stage 6 differentiated neurons in PC3/Tis21-null mice.

The seed defined by preferential recruitment in memory for object identity is connected to regions in the ventral visual cortex involved in object-processing and recognition.

In models of T helper type 1 (Th1) differentiation of human T cells, it was initially proposed that IL-23 acts later than IL-12 and maintains Th1 commitment by its preferential action on memory T cells [ 12- 14].

We paid special attention to the bone marrow because it is a preferential homing site for memory T cells, and memory CD8 T cells proliferate more extensively in the bone marrow than they do in either secondary lymphoid or extra-lymphoid organs [27].

Differences in specificity also remained significant after controlling for trauma-relatedness of the memories, thus ruling out the explanation that the results are from preferential access to trauma memories as compared to other memories in PTSD.