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The bilayer couple hypothesis suggests that membrane deformation results from asymmetric insertion of amphipathic compounds into the lipid membrane; the asymmetry between inner and outer lipid bilayers induces spontaneous membrane curvature (Chernomordik and Kozlov 2003; Farsad and De Camilli 2003).

It can thus be assumed, according to the bilayer couple hypothesis [ 42], that the extracts concentrate mainly in the outer monolayer of the erythrocyte membrane when inducing various forms of echinocytes, and practically do not permeate into the inner monolayer of the membrane.

The coupling hypothesis is supported by the larger bumps in the non-winter ({varPsi }_{N}) curves at UT between 0 and 15, corresponding to longitudes where the dip equator is in the Northern hemisphere and to seasons when the Sq current system is largest and most prone to interact with the EEJ.

The findings are consistent with the default – executive coupling hypothesis of aging and identify this shift in network dynamics as a candidate neural mechanism associated with crystalized cognition in later life that may signal adaptive capacity in the context of declining fluid cognitive abilities.

Due to these limitations, we have now tested the direct coupling hypothesis by mutating α12.2 directly.

In line with the hippocampal coupling hypothesis, HF showed an exception to the DMN encoding/retrieval flip pattern.

Finally, in line with the hippocampal coupling hypothesis, the hippocampal formation (HF) showed an exception to this pattern.

Consistent with the hippocampal coupling hypothesis, the hippocampus behaved like other DMN regions during retrieval but not during encoding.

In a previous study we exploited this difference to make chimeras that would test the direct coupling hypothesis, moving the I II loop of α12.2 into α13.1 [14].

An alternative version of the direct coupling hypothesis is that the other α1-β interactions serve mainly as a fulcrum, allowing β to restrain movement of IS6.

Taken together, these observations led to the direct coupling hypothesis, whereby β modulates α1 gating by direct modulation of IS6 movement [8], [15].