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This relation guarantees Einstein's first postulate (that the speed of light is constant for all observers).

The first postulates that a segment of 70 amino acid residues in the flexible N-terminal domain from different Ure2p molecules forms a parallel superpleated β-structure running along the fibrils.

Then, we first postulated that the fluctuation of the ratio of decarboxylation toward FA to PCA might result from oxidation of heat-labile CgPAD, because the deduced amino acid sequence contained two oxidizable Met residues at positions 57 and 103 (Figure 1).

The first postulates that viruses originated before modern cells [ 1- 5].

It was the group of Alvarado that first postulated that the endotheliopathy responsible for the development of this syndrome could have a viral origin [ 12].

The first postulated that the intrauterine environment may affect breast cancer risk in the offspring in ways over and beyond those attributed to major breast cancer genes [ 1].

As early as 1863, Virchow first postulated that cancer originates at sites of chronic inflammation, in part based on his hypothesis that some classes of irritants causing inflammation also enhance cell proliferation [ 13].

Cahan first postulated that the extent of dissection should be based on the lobe where the primary tumor was located and stated that a bilobectomy should be performed for tumors of the RML or RLL.

Since Walter Gilbert [ 2] first postulated that alternative splicing (AS) can create different isoforms from a common template, increasing evidence has shown that AS widely occurs in animals and plants.

Wee et al. [ 8] first postulated that all populations at risk of NPC within Asia were traceable by blood linkage to the Bai-Yue ancestral population as a result of the migration histories of the peoples of Southeast Asia.

Weismann first postulated that the precursors of the germ line are fundamentally different from the cells that establish the somatic cell lineages, and this view was reinforced by the subsequent discovery of germ plasm in model organisms ranging from protostomes to vertebrates (Weismann, 1898).