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Primed to be primed: a new, second phase
Trends in ImmunologyCD8 T cell activation and acquisition of cytolytic activity, which is essential for adaptive immunity, begins with priming in the lymph node (LN). Jobin et al. recently identified a second, delayed priming phase driven by competition with regulatory T cells for IL-2, revealing a rate-limiting step with significant clinical implications.
Benjamin M. Kahn, Ben Z. Stanger
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Current Opinion in Neurobiology, 1994
Recent data from brain-damaged and normal subjects converge to suggest several characteristics of repetition priming: firstly, it is sensitive to the physical and structural properties of input; secondly, it is unaffected by semantic processing at encoding; thirdly, it is frequently preserved in amnesic patients with impaired explicit memory; fourthly,
K N, Ochsner, C Y, Chiu, D L, Schacter
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Recent data from brain-damaged and normal subjects converge to suggest several characteristics of repetition priming: firstly, it is sensitive to the physical and structural properties of input; secondly, it is unaffected by semantic processing at encoding; thirdly, it is frequently preserved in amnesic patients with impaired explicit memory; fourthly,
K N, Ochsner, C Y, Chiu, D L, Schacter
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Response priming with apparent motion primes
Psychological Research, 2012Response priming refers to the finding that a prime stimulus preceding a target stimulus influences the response to the following target stimulus. Typically, responses are faster and more accurate if the prime calls for the same response as the target (i.e., compatible trials), as compared with the situation where primes and targets trigger different ...
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Height of Prime and Weakly Prime Submodules
Mediterranean Journal of Mathematics, 2010This article introduces and studies new definitions for the height of prime submodules and weakly prime submodules. New versions of catenary modules are discussed.
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What Do We Prime? On Distinguishing Between Semantic Priming, Procedural Priming, and Goal Priming
2008Abstract This chapter examines how the various effects of priming differ from one another. It describes different types of priming—priming of semantic constructs, priming of procedures, and priming of behaviors and goals—then proposes ways of distinguishing between them.
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Plant prime editing goes prime
Nature Plants, 2021Simon Sretenovic, Yiping Qi
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