Sentence examples for hypothesized to open from inspiring English sources

Here, the cohesin ring is hypothesized to open upon ATP hydrolysis, allowing the loading of cohesin onto the unreplicated chromosome.

The DAAO active-site lid (amino acids 216 228) had previously been hypothesized to open up to allow for substrate access [ 28].

One way to motivate the person who would regularly be responsible for opening mail (either the potential responders or the gatekeeper if indeed they do exist as hypothesized) to open an envelope is with a "teaser" on the outside of the envelope itself.

More specifically, ATP hydrolysis has been hypothesized to transiently open an entry gate for DNA in the cohesin ring during its loading onto chromosomes (Gruber et al., 2006; Hu et al., 2011).

Primitive hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) have been hypothesized to have a more "open" chromatin structure that might help maintain a multipotent state by, for example, allowing transcriptional priming of lineage-affiliated genes [ 10- 12].

These differences in prolongation of channel open times are hypothesized to contribute to the differences in the CS and T syndromes after exposure to type II and I pyrethroids, respectively (for review, see Ray 2001).

The two angular velocity and opening radius parameters were originally hypothesized to affect mixing performance.

The auto decompression phenomenon that occurs with a high-grade open tibia fracture is hypothesized to cause an effect similar to a fasciotomy [23, 27].

The purpose of an open chromatin state is hypothesized to create the plasticity for mounting a rapid response to differentiation signals (reviewed in 47).

These repeats have been hypothesized to interact with the intracellular cytoskeleton and act as a spring to open TRPA1 when under mechanical stress [11], [12].

The open and closed conformations of helix-6 are hypothesized to represent the EI and EI* states on the two-step induced-fit reaction coordinate for enzyme inhibition.