Etymology & Historical Origin - Marlene. The origin of Marlene can be found in Germany. The name was created through the combination of two other names: Maria and Magdalene, obviously in homage to Mary Magdalene from the New Testament. The name Marlene is akin to Madeleine which the French coined in honor of Magdalene as well.
All biological cells store their genetic information in the form of DNA. DNA is an abbreviation of deoxyribonucleic acid. DNA molecules determine the types of protein synthesised within the cell. Eukaryotes store their DNA in their nucleus and prokaryotes store their DNA in their nucleoid.
In this model, the structural components of memory consist of what is called a âsensory storeâ (where data picked up by your senses is temporarily stored), short-term memory, and long-term memory. Information is first acquired through the senses, where it then enters the short-term memory store.orking memory (which could also be called âmemory for nowâ) contains all that we are conscious of and working on right now. Information is held long enough to make a decision and then either is lost or sent on to storage for later use. If itâs transferred to form a memory for later use, it becomes long-term memory.