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These results probe the conceivable pathways available to evolution.
It needs to be noted, however, that the transcriptional activation of genes is usually complex and it is conceivable that NF-κB pathway cooperates with other signaling pathways in the transcriptional activation of some genes.
It is conceivable that motor pathways could be more "hard-wired" and thus less sensitive to early experiences than sensory circuits.
Even though the genetic basis for some of these disorders does not include obvious players in skeletogenesis or ECM establishment and maintenance, it is conceivable that similar pathways altered in the collagen X Tg and KO mice may also be affected, leading to the similar disease phenotypes.
It is conceivable that different pathways function in concert with Tau phosphorylation in the AD brain.
It is conceivable that the pathways exhibit non-trivial dynamics following activation/inactivation by the same stimulus.
It is conceivable that multiple pathways become engaged at telomeres that have lost the TRF2-dependent capping structures.
Considering that silencing CHOP expression only partially rescued Min6 cell viability at hypoxia, it is conceivable that other pathways contribute to hypoxia-induced cell death.
It is unknown whether the temperature specificity of TH is conserved in invertebrates, but it is conceivable that TH pathways evolved their sensitivity to temperature because both play such major roles in development [ 47- 49].
Together, it is conceivable that signalling pathways activated by the ATX LPA axis initiate tumour development in breast, in part, by extending cell survival and allowing cells to be susceptible to the effects of genetic mutations affecting other genes.
Finally, it is also conceivable that alternative pathways of thrombin generation are responsible for filter clotting, including the direct activation of factor X, either on the surface of activated platelets or by the integrin receptor MAC-1 on leukocytes [ 3].
