The phrase "a specific locus of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to refer to a particular location or point of focus, often in academic or technical writing.
Example: "The study aims to identify a specific locus of genetic variation associated with the disease."
Alternatives: "a particular point of" or "a distinct area of".
The present data do not speak on a specific locus of processing music meaning, much rather it appears as if meaning anything other than that expressed by language appears to be processed in a domain-general fashion, which is dedicated to actions, voices as well as music.
This suggests that a specific locus of the genome is randomly incorporated into a wide ranging, but not reproducibly specific, region of the chromosome (Nishino et al. 2012).
It is also a specific locus of activation for the observation of object-related actions [ Caspers et al., 2010; Cunnington et al., 2006].
Moreover, Gb cases showing mutation of a specific locus of IDH1 and non-amplification of EGFR gene have been related to a better prognosis (Parsons et al, 2008; Gravendeel et al, 2009; Yan et al, 2009; Verhaak et al, 2010).
The approach is based on stimulating the formation of a DNA double-strand break (DSB) at a specific locus of the genome, which is subsequently efficiently repaired by the receiving organism to maintain its genomic integrity and survival (Bollag et al. 1989; Szostak et al. 1983).
While DNA-pulldowns so far have only been described to map differential binding of TFs to a specific sequence containing one or multiple nucleic acid variants, it can in theory also be used to identify the sum of TFs and co-factors that bind to a specific locus of interest.
The discovery of a specific locus for BCIS may improve our understanding on both invasive and noninvasive BC susceptibility.
A comparison of the relative frequency of gains and losses at specific loci may provide insight not only into the likelihood that change at a specific locus is of biological significance, but into the biological function of the associated genes as well.
To achieve this, the new assumption was very specific: association decreases with chromosomal distance from a specific locus because of recombinations.
ZFRs could be used to promote transgene integration at a specific locus, or deletion of specific genomic DNA segments.
The number of TRs at a specific locus in the genome of a microorganism can vary as a consequence of DNA polymerase enzyme slippage during replication.
