The phrase "a novel regulation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing new rules or guidelines that govern a specific area or subject matter.
Example: "The government introduced a novel regulation of data privacy to enhance consumer protection."
Alternatives: "an innovative regulation of" or "a new framework for".
In summary, we report a novel regulation of anoikis that involves the repression of autophagy by miR-181a-5p miR-181a-5p miR-181a-5p
Our observations provide evidence for a novel regulation of gelatinolytic activity in vivo.
In this study, feed-forward regulation is discovered as a novel regulation of this pathway and explored for engineering Escherichia coli for more efficient Trp biosynthesis.
We developed an autoclavable sampling system in which culture broth was pumped through an ultrafiltration cross-flow module with a novel filtrate collecting principle and a novel regulation of filter back pressure.
These results demonstrated a novel regulation of p38 by Sphk-1 in macrophages during the course of infection.
Our results indicate a novel regulation of HCO3−/Cl− exchanger activity and Ae2 trafficking by MEK/MAPK in the meiotic cell cycle.
These results revealed the existence of a novel regulation mechanism of W-box-like element involved in plant pathogenic resistance, and will benefit the potential application of BjC-P in engineering crops.
In this context, the CD28-PTEN pathway might represent a novel regulation mechanism of peripheral tolerance mediated by Treg.
In the search for a novel regulation mechanism of SIRT1, we investigated the interplay between BET proteins and SIRT1.
This mechanism represents a fascinating novel regulation of microRNA expression, which has not been studied in cardiovascular disease so far.
We also uncovered a potential novel regulation of the Wnt and BMP pathways, many of whose targets appear to be conserved.
