noun
A B cell or T cell that has developed during an initial immune response to an antigen and can be quickly activated upon subsequent exposure to the same antigen.
memory cell
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memory cell - Computer Definition
One bit of memory. In dynamic RAM memory, a cell is made up of one transistor and one capacitor. In static RAM memory, a cell is made up of about five transistors. See memory chip.
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memory cell - Medical Definition
n.
A B cell or T cell that has developed during an initial immune response to an antigen and can be quickly activated upon subsequent exposure to the same antigen.
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