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Interestingly, a recent study from Colombia identified biparental mitochondrial inheritance as a putative consequence of genetic exchange events (Ramírez et al., 2012).

The accompanying editorial comment from Ulloa and Deitch [ 15] emphasized this issue as a putative consequence of high concentrations of circulating catecholamines that can boost the initial inflammatory response during the early phase of sepsis, the possibly confounding role of ketamine anesthesia as well as the lacking antibiotic treatment in the model by Hofer and colleagues.

Crane et al. have suggested that the use of passive behavioural coping strategies among patients with IBS can be predicted as a putative consequence of illness-related social learning occurring during childhood, which may influence the development of habitual illness behaviour.

By using SNPs in a large set of genes, association analyses and QTL mapping efforts can provide insight into the short-term evolutionary processes governing allele frequency changes as a consequence of putative bottlenecks, disease exposure and/or sexual selection.

NGAL has been described as a putative biomarker of nephrotoxicity.

However, we could not rule out that the putative DOCK3 inversion resulted as a consequence of an error in the assembly of human genome sequence (hg18).

Protein kinase C (PKC) was screened out as a putative interacting protein of PxylCSP1.

As a consequence of this putative lost trait, mevalonate should be hypothetically imported from the environment (i.e. the insect host), a situation that would suggest a new case of metabolic complementation between the bacterial endosymbiont and its host.

As a consequence of its putative role in the regulation of upstream enzymes involved in FA synthesis (see above) and the importance of a balanced supply of growing cells with SFA and UFA, SCD1 might become a promising target in anti-cancer drug discovery.

This objection has arisen as a result of vaccinations against smallpox which have been performed as a consequence of and as preventive measure against putative bioterrorist attacks [ 10- 12].

Despite all of these putative advantages to outbred males in mating with and fertilising females in the male-added treatment, the increase in population size depended on improved female fecundity and/or juvenile survival as a direct consequence of outbreeding.