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Class II FBA genes of ascomycetes are also of eubacterial origin, and probably consequence of endosymbiosis with mitochondria ancestors [ 47].

For the VC nanocomposites), the images show a film over the cellulose fibers probably consequence of the oxidation of the NPs on the surface of this biopolymer.

The decrease of Tat-K efficacy after 4 h of NMDAR overactivation is probably consequence of intrinsic peptide instability and/or inactivation by calpain processing once inside neurons.

All these phenotypes are probably consequences of the main transport defect in the membrane and may be reasons for the low virulence of ecs mutants.

These deficiencies are probably consequences of loss of function mutations in the ERG3 or ERG6 genes which encode some of the enzymes involved in ergosterol biosynthesis (Table 2, [ 128– 128]).

Even if our study was cross-sectional by design, we can hypothesise that those two risk behaviours are probably consequences of early menarche (only one girl had sexual intercourse and three had been drunk more than twice before 11 years).

Consequently, the increased lactate levels in the cloned pigs are probably a consequence of another mechanism.

The long life is probably a consequence of their protected existence.

This is probably a consequence of the resurgence of the ancient gods.

However, the intense activity of tissue remodeling is probably the consequence of biomechanical pressure born by the prolapse.

Notably, plants with phenotypic alterations showed increased levels of hydrogen peroxide, most probably a consequence of hypersensitive reactions.