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The phrase "a unique mechanism of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific and distinctive process or method related to a particular subject or phenomenon.
Example: "The researchers discovered a unique mechanism of action that differentiates this drug from its competitors."
Alternatives: "a distinct method of" or "a singular process of".
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This is a unique mechanism of gemcitabine known as 'self-potentiation'10.
Furthermore, we proposed a unique mechanism of the ionic conduction.
This beamline has a unique mechanism of an exchange system for a monochromator crystal.
Therefore, urgent demand for new antibiotics with a unique mechanism of action is very necessary.
Serpins display a number of highly unusual structural properties along with a unique mechanism of inhibition.
DermaVir is a promising antiretroviral treatment approach with a unique mechanism of action for combination with currently used drugs.
Each exotoxin possesses a unique mechanism of action, which is responsible for the elicitation of a unique pathology.
But the good news was that it had a unique mechanism of action — it interfered with cell division by binding to what is called the spindle protein — and its side effects were different from those of the other drugs.
In 1979 pharmacologist Susan Horwitz and her coworkers at Yeshiva University's Albert Einstein College of Medicine reported a unique mechanism of action for taxol.
In this study, we not only provided evidence to support the alveolar type II cells as a target cell of SiNPs, but also elucidate a unique mechanism of SiNPs-induced cell apoptosis and subsequent PF.
The MC3R and MC4R proteins comprise two melanocortin receptor subtypes that are involved in obesity, with each protein displaying a unique mechanism of action.
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