reactivation
Bringing back online
Reactivation is the act of making something active again after a period of dormancy or inactivity.
A virus may undergo reactivation years after initial infection.
Memberships, accounts, and military units can all be subject to reactivation: The reactivation of her gym membership cost an extra fee.
In medicine, reactivation often describes latent diseases flaring up: reactivation of tuberculosis.
Return after dormancy
- comebackRecovery after decline
- rebirthSpiritual or physical regeneration
- renaissancePeriod of renewed vitality
- restorationReturning something to condition
rejuvenation · rekindling · resurrection · reawakening · reinvigoration · reemergence · return · recovery
Protein targeting foreign substances
- herpesChronic blister-causing virus
- dormantInactive but capable
- inflammationProtective tissue response
- flare-upSudden recurrence of symptoms
remission · recurrence · T-cell · pathogen · infection · autoimmune · trigger · relapse
Return to previous position
- subscriptionPaid recurring access
- membershipState of belonging
- loginAuthentication act or screen
- credentialsEvidence of qualification or identity
service · renewal · expired · customer · billing · verification · unlock · status
Agent enabling change
- reactionResponse to stimulus
- kineticsScience of motion forces
- thermodynamicsScience of heat-energy relationships
- substrateUnderlying supporting material
enzyme · intermediate · mechanism · inhibitor · equilibrium · molecular · pathway
Nerve signal crossing point
- potentiationIncreased effect through interaction
- neurotransmitterSynaptic chemical messenger
- plasticityAbility to change shape
- reconsolidationMemory re-storage after recall
hippocampus · encoding · recall · firing · depolarization · stimulus · cognitive · engram
resurgence
Return after dormancy
- comebackRecovery after decline
- rebirthSpiritual or physical regeneration
- renaissancePeriod of renewed vitality
restoration · rejuvenation · rekindling · resurrection · reawakening · reinvigoration · reemergence · return · recovery · renewal
antibody
Protein targeting foreign substances
- herpesChronic blister-causing virus
- dormantInactive but capable
- inflammationProtective tissue response
flare-up · remission · recurrence · T-cell · pathogen · infection · autoimmune · trigger · relapse · symptom
reinstatement
Return to previous position
- subscriptionPaid recurring access
- membershipState of belonging
- loginAuthentication act or screen
credentials · service · renewal · expired · customer · billing · verification · unlock · status · enrollment
catalyst
Agent enabling change
- reactionResponse to stimulus
- kineticsScience of motion forces
- thermodynamicsScience of heat-energy relationships
substrate · enzyme · intermediate · mechanism · inhibitor · equilibrium · molecular · pathway
synapse
Nerve signal crossing point
- potentiationIncreased effect through interaction
- neurotransmitterSynaptic chemical messenger
- plasticityAbility to change shape
reconsolidation · hippocampus · encoding · recall · firing · depolarization · stimulus · cognitive · engram
- memoryremember, forget, recall, memorize, recollect
- membership servicesaccount management, renewals, cancellations, benefits, enrollment
- renewalrenewal, reinvigoration, restart, reboot, fresh start
- subscriptionssubscriber, renewal date, monthly fee, annual plan, monthly plan
- flare-upsflare-up, exacerbation, relapse, outbreak, episode
- tuberculosisTB, tubercle, tuberculosis, cavitation, Koch's bacillus
reactivationdeactivation
Rendering inoperative
inactivation · shutdown · decommissioning · suspension · discontinuation
reactivationinauguration
Formal beginning ceremony
initialization · commissioning · launch · inception · establishment
reactivationtermination
Act of ending something
abolition · dissolution · retirement · closure · ending