The phrase "a specific worm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular type or instance of a worm, often in a scientific or technical context.
Example: "In our research, we focused on a specific worm that exhibits unique behavioral patterns in its natural habitat."
Alternatives: "a particular worm" or "one specific worm".
Severe damage to orbital cortex triggers OCD forcing the host to be obsessed over a specific worm-related take.
They determined that most individuals had eaten more than one species of earthworm, but that a few specific worms were common to almost all individuals and are likely important dietary components, but that foraging appears somewhat random.
Potential therapeutics identified via such compound screens using specific worm ND models are shown in Figs. 1, 2, listed in Table 1 and described in detail below.
Most interestingly, the interaction between specific worm and bacterial strains seems to differ across the table.
Unfortunately, the robust attenuation of dysfunction in both the locomotion and ER stress assays in the specific worm models utilized here precluded our ability to examine the effects of chemically enhanced torsinA activity in this study.
Even in the absence of a specific surface predator, worms emerging onto the soil surface in daylight expose themselves to opportunistic predation and desiccation.
To collect large quantities of homozygous mel-28 larvaevae, we used a method called laFACS, in which a FACS machine is used to sort and collect large quantities of live worms of a specific genotype (Fernandez et al. 2010, 2012).
Still, a targeted worm designed to cause a specific sabotage seems to be the most likely explanation.
To be completely specific, a worm manifested itself inside the world of Second Life.
To characterize the detailed mechanistic links between the IIS and toxic protein aggregation, we utilized transgenic worms that express the human Aβ1 42 minigene driven by a muscle specific promoter (Aβ worms) (Link, 1995), resulting in muscular dysfunction and age-dependent progressive paralysis of the worm population.
