The expression of proteolytic enzymes during the onset of mycoparasitism correlates with our above explained hypothesis of formation of peptides as a signal for nitrogen-deficiency.
Hypotheses of loop formation range from the attachment to a structure called nuclear matrix [43] to the formation of transcription factories [24], in which transcriptionally active genes come together, forcing the intervening DNA to loop out.
Cluster 2.8 was characterised by a below background recombination rate (Table 1) supporting hypotheses of "supergene" formation, where linkage disequilibrium between positively interacting mutations is only rarely broken up by meiosis and which might explain observations of high LD within Drosophila immune receptors [18].
The opposite trend for cell adhesion and spheroid formation substantiates our hypothesis of spheroid formation on biomaterials: a balance between cell substrate interaction and cell cell interaction.
Since B genes in combination with A und C are responsible for the determination of organs in whorl II and III, and these organs are affected in both bud bloomer mutants, a deficiency in B gene function is the most convincing hypothesis for formation of the bud flowering phenotype in C. vulgaris.
The observation of the progressive formation of an irregular gel layer, looking like an agglomeration of discrete particles, supported the hypothesis of the formation in situ of the nonsoluble complex.
The effect was interpreted using a hypothesis of the formation of low soluble Mg carbonates during anodic polarization.
Based on the degree of soil development, surface deposits on terrace flights form the post-incisive soil chronosequence, supporting the hypothesis of terrace formation by fluvial processes.
The hypothesis of chondrule formation by lightning motivated Wdowiak (1983) to pioneer experimental work on this, and he exposed ground material of the Allende meteorite to a 5-kJ electrical gas discharge.
He published one paper on the subject called The Chemical Basis of Morphogenesis in 1952, putting forth the Turing hypothesis of pattern formation (the theory was experimentally confirmed 60 years after his death ).
