The phrase "a novel origin of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a new or unique source or beginning of something, often in academic or scientific contexts.
Example: "The researchers discovered a novel origin of the species that challenges previous theories of evolution."
Alternatives: "a new source of" or "an innovative beginning of".
Phylogenetic analysis showed that the novel origin of a detoxification mechanism in the Pierinae allowed these butterflies to switch to Brassicales (Wheat et al. 2007).
Morphological changes may evolve by the regulatory control of dsx target genes [by either modification, loss or novel origin of cis regulatory elements (CREs) 52] or by recruiting other genes (i.e. transcription factors) to the sex-determining process.
Your new novel, Origins of Love, is about the commercialisation of artificial reproductive techniques such as IVF and surrogacy.
When I was researching my last novel, Origins of Love, which dealt with surrogacy and IVF, I found that the demands could, quite quickly, go beyond the sex of the child.
This recombinant DNA-protein interaction is unique from either AAV2 or AAV5 and constitutes a novel Parvovirus origin of replication.
Here, we demonstrate two unique mechanisms at the DNA and protein level to achieve Rep-ITR specificity and utilize these factors to create a novel AAV origin of replication.
Recently, it is reported that a KSHV cis-acting DNA element within the LUR (long unique region) can initiate the replication of plasmids lacking a eukaryotic replication origin or LANA-binding sequence in a cellular pre-RC-dependent manner, indicating the existence of a novel functional origin independent of trans-acting viral proteins [ 115].
The World Health Organization declared the first influenza pandemic of the 21st Century in June 2009, following global spread of a novel swine-origin reassortant strain of influenza A (H1N1) (pH1N1) [ 1].
This is a novel mode of origin for new Alu subfamilies.
