The phrase "a shared pathway for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a common route or approach that multiple parties can take towards a goal or outcome.
Example: "We aim to create a shared pathway for collaboration between our departments to enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "a common route for" or "a mutual path for".
Thus, these data support the hypothesis that CLN6 and CLN3 mutations trigger distinct processes that converge on a shared pathway, which is responsible for proper subunit c protein turnover and neuronal cell survival.
For Group A, i-GSEA4GWAS v2 shared four pathways with SRT; no shared pathway for either other pairs of tools and three tools.
Our genomic analysis of Hamiltonella suggests that this bacterium may, similarly, contribute reactions to the shared pathway for lysine synthesis in B. tabaci MEAM1, and also synthesize multiple cofactors that, if released, may contribute to the cofactor requirement of the insect and Portiera.
For example, as shown in Figure 4B, we have defined unique early, late and shared pathways for CD4 T cell activation Post-TX.
We tabulated the shared pathways for all disease pairs (Table S7) and quantified the significance of observed pathway overlaps by performing a hypergeometric test for each database separately (Figure 4A).
Although shared pathways for aberrant neuronal glial fate specification for the abnormal cell types in FCD II have been suggested [ 21], distinct immunoprofiles for DN and BC cells were shown with our broader panel of antibodies.
The highest transcript level of this gene was found in the mature leaf, suggesting that it may participate in shared pathways for assimilating the products of photosynthesis into sugars and starch, synthesize cell wall biopolymers, and the create various glycosylated compounds (Persson et al. 2005; Geisler-Lee et al. 2006).
Finally, vertebrates harbor a diverse set of sense organs, and their brains share pathways for processing incoming sensory inputs.
Microbes are more similar to metazoans than we would expect: they share pathways for programmed cell death and all exhibit a form of aging.
Interestingly, some of these molecular alterations are similar to those found in the TCGA for breast cancer, suggesting that these two tumors may share pathways for tumor progression.
