The phrase "aberrant gap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing anomalies or irregularities, particularly in scientific, statistical, or analytical discussions.
Example: "The researchers noted an aberrant gap in the data that suggested a need for further investigation."
Alternatives: "anomalous gap" or "irregular gap".
Notably, aberrant gap junctional intercellular communication is an important feature of malignant cells and allows neoplastic cells to escape the tissue-specific growth control [74], [75].
At the cellular level, reduced oxygen caused aberrant gap junction phosphorylation and distribution, and misexpression of ion channels, in the heart.
Reflecting deranged homeostasis in cancer cells, most transformed or cancerous cells show aberrant gap junctional intercellular communication; they have decreased junctional communication between each other and/or with surrounding normal cells.
Cohesion was categorized into normal (cohesed) or aberrant (primary constriction gap; PCG).
The number of aberrant metaphases (excluding gaps) and the number of [PP + ER] were analyzed.
This aberrant pattern, with gaps in coverage, resembled the pattern observed for x16, U2af38, snf, and elav RNAi.
In Arabidopsis, morphological defects in hmg[ 56], cyp51[ 3], and cas1[ 2] mutants were shown to be associated with cell wall gaps and aberrant cell wall thickenings.
Block of gap junctions eliminates aberrant activity and restores light responses during retinal degeneration.
Since mismatches in the genome would most likely be repaired by host enzymes before integration, we speculate that the transversion was produced by base misincorporation during gap filling or aberrant processing of the unpaired nucleotides at the viral 5' end, followed by mismatch repair that fixed the mutation (Fig. 1B).
In addition to an increased number of outer fascicle gaps, we saw aberrant midline crossing of longitudinal axons, and misrouting of outer longitudinal axons (Figures 3D, I; Table 2).
We have previously defined aberrant cohesion or primary constriction gaps (PCG) as a clear and distinct separation within the DAPI signal occurring between the sister chromatids at the centromere, the site of the primary constriction [ 7].
