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RMs improve oxygenation but have not demonstrated a mortality benefit [25, 26] supporting our postulate that despite improved PaO2, alveolar instability may persist causing progressive lung injury.

If this is also the case in patients with CD, this would explain the reduced level of serotonin metabolites that was found in cerebrospinal fluid of dystonia patients, and supports also our postulate that the currently observed lower SERT binding is not caused by an increased release of serotonin [11].

Our results validated our postulate that it is possible to retrieve bacterial DNA in the dental pulp during a bacteremia.

Fig. 5 illustrates our postulate that T tubular CA IX and MCT4, which microscopically are perfectly co-localized (Fig. 1c), cooperate in a fashion analogous to that of surface CA XIV and MCT4.

These data broadly support our postulate that early graft damage, at the level of innate cell and inflammatory immune responses, may play a pivotal role in the later rejection of IPCCs in syngeneic, immunocompetent hosts [2].

These results confirmed our postulate that VASP distribution was different in each of the spreading motility modules, suggesting that we can differentiate between motility modules by simply observing the static distribution of VASP at the cell edge, dispensing with the need for rapid time-lapse observation.

Based on our data, we postulate that STIM1 is the major SOCE signal transmitter in neurons, whereas STIM2 has primary responsibility for equilibrium calcium homeostasis.

Our initial findings postulate that Gravin loss contributes to the mitotic abnormalities observed in seminoma.

While neither RAAS, NO nor SNS activity can explain our results, we postulate that changes in arterial stiffness with empagliflozin are due to several other factors.

Based on our findings, we postulate that loss of CRYBA1 inhibits V-ATPase activity, leading to increased lysosomal pH, thereby hindering both autophagy and phagocytosis in the RPE of cKO mice.

Our analysis leads us to postulate that Sho is an RNA-binding protein which may also play a role in cell signaling.