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The adaptive motility can periodically be reactivated through reactivation of the integrins and this occurs by spontaneous calcium oscillations, which are typical of motile cells [22].
How traumatic stress rearranges the brain's wiring, and how these areas can be reactivated through various techniques.
Not only did it govern subconscious motor activity like walking but it had a form of memory, which could be reactivated through rehabilitation.
However, these can be reactivated through the activity of enzyme steroid sulfatase [27].
It can be observed that at ~42 h, an increase in yields (Fig. 7b) was apparent, suggesting that the catalyst had been partially reactivated through the reheating cycle under the inert gas.
It has therefore been inferred that the source was reactivated through the compressive inversion of normal faults formed during the opening of the Japan Sea (Okada et al., 2003; Umino et al., 2003).
Latency is defined as an asymptomatic period during which infectious virus cannot be recovered from tissues, but can be induced to reactivate through organ culture or explantation [ 5, 6].
Our findings indicate that reconsolidation functions to strengthen the original memory and show the dynamic nature of reactivated memory through protein degradation and gene expression in multiple brain regions.
The cyclic vertical displacements were reactivated from March through April by spring snow melt and rainfall (causing a heave of up to 3 mm) and evaporation causing shrinking of up to 5 mm.
In MHV-68, our data showed that HDAC3 was recruited to the RTA promoter in latently infected S11E cells to suppress RTA transcription, and TSA treatment reactivated MHV-68 through dissociation of HDAC3 from the RTA promoter, accompanied by up-regulation of histone H3 and histone H4 acetylation levels (Fig. 3 and 4).
Once a memory has been reactivated, it goes through a process known as reconsolidation that can make it stronger or weaker, or that can change its content.
