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Glioma stem-like cells (GSCs) are hypothesized to provide a repository of cells in tumors that can self-replicate and are radio- and chemo-resistant.

In this model, catalytically active TG2 is hypothesized to provide mechanical stability to tissues by crosslinking ECM proteins after a wound has been inflicted.

The role of the endosymbionts within Osedax is not clear, but they are hypothesized to provide nutrition to their hosts via the degradation of bone collagen [54].

The MNS has been hypothesized to provide the basic sensory-motor mechanism that automatically aligns our behavior with those of our conspecifics, and presumably plays a role in action understanding, and more generally facilitates social communication [20] [21].

This mechanism is hypothesized to provide a neuroprotective effect during cerebral ischemia and may parallel the mechanism by which we hypothesize the up-regulation of myometrial TREK-1 channels during gestation to help maintain the uterus in a relative state of quiescence.

PPAR γ has been hypothesized to provide a metabolic link between obesity and tissue dysfunction.

This expanded the coastal plain, creating habitats identical to those currently inhabited by species of Pteronotropis and is herein hypothesized to have provided for a northern expansion of populations.

In the following sections, we outline these theoretical approaches, highlight their relevance to reducing alcohol consumption, and introduce the intervention components and the psychological constructs that the components are hypothesized to change and, therefore, provide a mechanistic explanation of the effectiveness of the intervention.

Multiple gene products have been hypothesized to be neurotrophic factors provided by nerves to sustain blastema cell proliferation.

In particular, a "persister" phenotype has been hypothesized to arise in biofilms and provide immunity against antibiotics [ 16].

Social support is hypothesized to affect health mainly by providing resources that can be used to avoid the risk of disease, minimize their consequences, or influence health-promoting or health-damaging behaviors (31).