Since childhood onset OCD may have different etiological factors, e.g. autoimmune mechanisms, these may hypothetically be associated with higher plasma oxytocin.
This activation may hypothetically occur via intraganglionic spread of activity involving both neurons and glia.
The isolated decrease in SBP found in this study may hypothetically be related to increased insulin sensitivity and increased vascular resistance, mediated by a disease-related inotropic effect that may result in endothelial dysfunction and an increased vascular resistance.
To achieve this reorganization, BRD3/4 occupancy may hypothetically be modulated by association with further protein cofactors, or by post-translational modifications, which alter BET protein acetyl-lysine binding preferences under differentiation conditions.
This finding suggested that IVC compression may hypothetically provide a useful tool to monitor early hemodynamic effects of IAH.
In this case of chemotaxis, this would suggest that different cells in the population may hypothetically have behaviors specialized to navigate different environments.
The decreased tracer uptake in the cerebellum in the "Depression + ADHD" subgroup may hypothetically reflect some longstanding process preferentially affecting this brain region involving oxidative stress and mitochondrial energy production, and/or relate to the higher depression severity in "Depression + ADHD".
Oxytocin, a hypothalamic peptide which stimulates social interaction, induces anti-stress effects and stimulates growth and healing, may hypothetically be involved in these processes.
The decrease in media thickness found in aortae of SM-Dicer KO mice may, hypothetically, also contribute to reduced blood pressure.
Alternatively, marine snails or fire worms (e.g., the fire worm Hermodice carunculata, a vector for the coral-bleaching pathogen Vibrio shiloi; [36]), which are more locally active, may hypothetically form clusters on a relatively small spatial scale.
