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Note that formation of CO2 from metal carboxylates has also been postulated to arise from an alternative route that involves formation of metal carbonates or metal oxides (Supplementary Fig. 19 28.

CHARGE syndrome is caused by heterozygous mutations in the chromatin remodeler, CHD7, and is characterized by a set of malformations that, on clinical grounds, were historically postulated to arise from defects in neural crest formation during embryogenesis.

Left ventricular non-compaction is postulated to arise from an abnormality of the normal myocardial maturation process.

Therefore, primary gallbladder neuroendocrine tumors are postulated to arise from either a multipotent stem cell or neroendocrine cells in intestinal or gastric metaplasia secondary to cholelithiasis and chronic cholecystitis [3].

Putative C. trachomatis antimicrobial resistance is postulated to arise from heterogeneous populations [ 7].

Similarly, organelle accumulation in dystrophic neurites has been postulated to arise from impaired axon transport [ 70].

Dural osteomas are believed to be a result of new bone formation arising from the dura and falx; conversely, intra-axial intracerebral osteomas are postulated to originate from primitive mesenchymal cells that have migrated from connective tissue (Fig. 2).

Although KS-related chylothorax has been postulated to develop due to metastatic KS of the thoracic duct [ 16], our findings suggest that chylothorax may arise due to development of in-situ KS in this region.

Although KS-related chylothorax formation was initially postulated to develop due to metastatic KS to the thoracic duct [ 118], more recent findings suggest that this may arise due to development of in-situ KS in this region [ 123].

The CRM1 and CRM4 recombinants were postulated to have arisen from nested insertions of related elements, which suggests that the CR tandem repeats may also have arisen from nested insertions.

The frequency of homozygous deletion is < 1.5% among European-descent populations, in which it has been postulated to have arisen in response to immune challenges [ 5], is rare in African Americans, and completely absent in African and East Asian populations.