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These two findings lead the authors to hypothesize than the ancestor of the eukaryotes was an archeon that had an actin-based-cytoskeleton allowing engulfment of one bacteria (that will become the mitochondrion), horizontal transfer then occurred leading to eukaryogenesis.

However, we hypothesize than in highly specialized associations such as the alder-ECM symbiosis, plants exert considerable selective pressure on their fungal symbionts and are major drivers of diversification.

Based on their findings in mice, the researchers hypothesize that rather than just taking painkillers, patients with chronic pain might benefit from better sleep habits or taking sleep-promoting medications at night, coupled with daytime alertness-promoting agents to try to break the pain cycle.

However, given that cell death is abundant, we hypothesize that, rather than true neuronal differentiation, this particular protocol leads to cellular toxic effects.

We hypothesize that, rather than H2A, a yet unknown ubiquitylation substrate of HR6B is required for the maintenance of MSCI.

We hypothesize that rather than a promoter-localized open-chromatin state these genes could be located at broader open chromatin domains.

Thus, C. gattii is probably a more opportunistic pathogen, as has recently been hypothesized, than a strictly primary pathogen (18, 35 ).

We hypothesized than if neonatal lambs responded with immunity after enteric immunization with a consistent dose of antigen (delivered by adenovirus), they should respond to persistent oral antigen immunization even in the presence of commensal bacteria and colostrum.

One can therefore hypothesize that mechanisms other than inhibition of actin polymerization also play a role.

We hypothesize that location rather than number of non-conservative mutations determines the amyloidogenicity of light chains.

In this space-time setting, to power the space invader we can't use the non-collision mechanism of Gerver and Xia; see Earman (1986), p. 45. 4. Tachyons are hypothesized faster-than-light particles; there is no experimental basis for them, so ruling them out is no sin.