The phrase "a pool of origin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing sources, beginnings, or origins of something, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The researchers identified a pool of origin for the species, tracing its lineage back to a specific geographic area."
Alternatives: "source of origin" or "origin point".
Similarly, the diversity of replication origins can be thought of as a pool of origins in environments that can be recruited for the construction of novel replicons.
A pool of blood surrounded her.
To assess reproducibility of amplicon coverage, the representation of each amplicon across the 54 libraries was determined, after normalizing the total number of reads for an amplicon based on its pool of origin.
Instead, we detect a pool of polyadenylated transcripts of mitochondrial origin that increases after heat treatment.
The phylogeny's tips correspond to individual cells, and color indicates the pool of origin.
To ensure their survival, these organisms have developed self-protection mechanisms similar to those found in resistant human pathogens (7 ); this observation led to the idea that the producers constitute the pool of origin of certain resistance genes (8 ).
While most approaches are aimed to separate gene expression profiles related to the same biological source in subclasses, the TRAM tool provides means to integrate and summarize a pool of samples of the same biological origin leading to a global picture of gene expression for that condition.
Here we present a novel strategy where the combination of two tags is used to link sequencing reads back to their origins from a pool of samples.
"Like an ink drop in a pool of water, at first you see the origin, but then it just dissipates and you can't see it," she said.
In the vessel, they constitute a pool of bioactive effectors pulled from diverse cellular origins and may act as intercellular messengers.
