The phrase "a series of aberrant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sequence of unusual or deviant occurrences, behaviors, or phenomena.
Example: "The researchers observed a series of aberrant behaviors in the test subjects that deviated from the expected norms."
Alternatives: "a sequence of unusual" or "a collection of deviant".
The presence of severe nuclear damage, revealed cells progressing towards abnormal genotypes, due to a series of aberrant mitosis followed by unequal distribution of chromosomal content.
In summary, our present study on serum cfDNA methylation provides the following hypothesis, which could be validated: chronic HBV infection of hepatic cells triggers a series of aberrant DNA methylations that accompany the entire process of HBV-related HCC carcinogenesis, including the gradual accumulation of abnormal DNA hypermethylation.
Thus, a series of prolonged aberrant Shh activation events could sustain tumor growth.
DMH-induced colon cancer is a multistep process involving a series of pathological alterations, such as formation of aberrant cryptic foci [ 10].
First, aberrant promoter methylation of a series of TSGs is a common feature of malignancy; compared to gene mutations and copy number alternations, it occurs more frequently as an early event in tumorigenesis.
Being a small group with only 28 valid species worldwide, these slugs are morphologically and biologically highly aberrant and diverse, comprising a series of unusual characters (e.g. secondary gonochorism, lack of copulatory organs, asymmetric radulae) [see e.g. [ 20- 23]].
Here we investigate the regulation of DNA replication-licensing factors Mcm2 and Geminin in a series of oligodendrogliomas to examine the potential linkages between aberrant Geminin expression and tumour progression.
Cells must go through a series of mutations over time, slowly transforming from normal to slightly aberrant to full-on cancer.
Aberrant microRNA (miRNA) expression contributes to a series of malignant cancer behaviors, including radioresistance.
The aberrant expression of these enzymes can change a series of downstream miRNAs and factors, which promote or inhibit tumors to interact with each other.
A series of TSGs silenced by promoter CpG methylation have been identified in breast cancer, indicating aberrant methylation of TSGs as a key factor in breast cancer pathogenesis.
