The phrase "a unique hub" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a distinctive center or focal point for a particular activity, service, or community.
Example: "The city has become a unique hub for technology startups, attracting entrepreneurs from around the world."
Alternatives: "a distinctive center" or "an exclusive focal point."
"Seton Hall's law school is here; Rutgers Law School is here and the Gateway One site is a unique transportation hub".
Since its inception in May 2010, it has been at the vanguard of the self-publishing revolution, encouraging young photographers to make and release their own books, and providing a unique online hub where said books can be purchased directly from the artist.
It is particularly interesting to note that the first reaction of the FAS-I cycle of the mycolic acid pathway unique to mycobacteria ranks as the 38th unique hub in mycobacterium.
However, since the data on the metabolism of humans was obtained from the KEGG database, it is important to note that the verity of the unique hub depends on the quality of the database.
For skeletal tissues we obtained 15 unique hub proteins from different modules, influencing different future physiological parameters and for adipose tissue we obtained 16 unique hub proteins, see Additional file 5 (proteins with their functional modules and the physiological parameters).
Tumor cell progression is typically associated with aberrant cell-cycle regulation, and this study identified several unique hub genes in the networks associated with the grade of ECs including TP53, BUB1, AURKB, CENPA.
In this study, several unique hub genes (AURKB, PRC1, CDC6, E2F2, KIF20A) were identified in the co-expression network associated with the subtype of ECs, which were linked to the PTEN and p16-associated pathway.
Acute-unique hubs (green-yellow sidebar), Mainly Acute hubs with (lower) significant association in any of the chronic models (yellow sidebar), General hubs (grey sidebar), Mainly primed hubs (green sidebar) and Primed unique hubs (dark-green sidebar).
Genes that belong to the "acute" hub category are not significantly associated with any of the other datasets and examples of "acute -unique hub genes acute -uniqued Socs3.
