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Interestingly, Chinnaiyan's group has hypothesized that many oncogenes may exhibit marked over-expression only in a subset of tumor samples and traditional analysis methods such as t-statistic has limitation to detect them [48].

To explain this difference, the latter group has hypothesized that the higher miRNA concentration observed in serum compared to plasma may be due to miRNA release from blood cells (such as platelets) during the coagulation process [ 31].

Several groups have hypothesized that interpretation could be aided by analyzing the sequences of naturally occurring homologues.

They were also able to resolve a question about the two major lager yeast lineages, Frohberg and Saaz, discovering that the two had separate origins, not a single precursor, as some groups had hypothesized.

Several groups have hypothesized that exercise may be slowing cellular aging by reducing the rate of age-associated telomere shortening.

Several groups have hypothesized that the root of the tree of life lies within bacteria and place archaea as a taxon derived from gram-positive bacteria [ 8- 10].

Several groups have hypothesized that oxidative stress is the mechanism by which perinatal lipopolysaccharide (LPS) affects neurodevelopment in the offspring [ 86, 87].

Several groups have hypothesized that cross-species differences in the presence and utilization of endogenous and/or exogenous ligands have provided the evolutionary force for this divergence [ 8, 15, 69- 71].

As these signaling pathways are both important in initial brain development, many groups have hypothesized that seasonal cycles in neuroendocrine function reflect plastic changes in the brain, that is, they depend upon re-use of developmental mechanisms.

Several groups have hypothesized that changes observed in RA levels from dioxin exposures are mediated through increased metabolism of retinal to RA through retinal dehydrogenases or cytochrome P450s or both (Schmidt et al. 2003).

Because of the positive association between obesity and pancreatic cancer in Caucasians and the plausible mechanisms, several research groups have hypothesized that variants in obesity-related genes might be associated with pancreatic cancer risk.