The phrase "a unique pathway for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a distinct or special route or method for achieving something or reaching a goal.
Example: "The new program offers a unique pathway for students to gain hands-on experience in their field of study."
Alternatives: "a distinct route for" or "an exclusive avenue for".
We hypothesized that a unique pathway responsible for aldonic acids utilization also exists in N. crassa.
Angela Duffy is a volunteer mentor (Guide) for The Resolution Project, a unique pathway to action for aspiring young social entrepreneurs, growing a global community of socially responsible leaders.
Based on the sources and characteristics, USGSA classifies all gene sets into 20 types (Additional file 3: Table S1) and assigns a unique pathway id (pid) for every gene set.
However, when the Atu4232 regulon is repressed, the unique pathway for GABA-uptake involves the PBP Atu2422 which is not selective for GABA, hence Atu2422-mediated GABA-uptake is moderated by natural competitors, which are abundant in the plant tumor, such as the free amino-acids Proline, Alanine, Valine.
Of the 15 pathways involving genes that are the most significantly up-regulated, 8 are common to both HT29 and GC3/c1, and 7 represent unique pathways for each cell line, demonstrating more diversity in patterns of up-regulated gene expression (Figure 3).
Therefore, the unique pathways for these organisms must be understood in the context of their respective genomes.
In SSc, the major disease-related autoantibodies tend to be mutually exclusive [ 3], suggesting unique pathways for the induction of the B-cell response in this condition.
Below the euphotic zone, the 500 m depth interval expressed unique pathways for intra-aerobic nitrite reduction, dissimilatory nitrate reduction, the reductive monocarboxylic acid cycle, ammonia oxidation, and methane oxidation to methanol I (Additional file 1: Figure S11).
