The phrase "aberrant idea" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a concept or thought that deviates from the norm or is considered unusual or atypical.
Example: "The scientist proposed an aberrant idea that challenged the established theories in the field."
Alternatives: "deviant notion" or "unconventional thought".
Current models of addiction and anxiety stem from the idea that aberrant function and remodeling of neural circuits cause the pathological behaviors.
This led to the idea that aberrant replication/recombination or transposition events from expressed gene sequences can spawn new small RNA-generating loci with the potential to evolve into MIRNA genes that regulate members of the originating family.
In some cases, somatic cells invade the population of germ cells in region 3 of the germarium (Fig. 1D), consistent with the idea that aberrant migration of follicle cells could lead to encapsulation of several germ line cysts in one follicle, as well as split an individual cyst into two parts.
These findings support the idea that aberrant DNA methylation could be related to NB pathogenesis.
These discoveries spawned the idea that aberrant expression of germ line genes in somatic cells triggers the activation of a gametogenic programme that drives tumourigenesis.
Splicing is a highly regulated process and the idea that aberrant splicing could underlie many diseases is a very active area of research.
Because oviduct Hoxa gene expression was posteriorized in Gen-treated mice, we tested the idea that aberrant expression of Pitx1, Six1, and Nkx3-1 walsolso related to FRT posteriorization.
This is consistent with the idea that aberrant methylation occurs early in cancer development [ 66], suggesting that these methylation events may be important in carcinogenesis and could be linked with exposures that modulate risk of tumor subtypes.
We showed that inhibition of CatB activity by CysC was also essential for its neuroprotective activity, supporting the idea that aberrant proteolysis mediated by CatB is highly toxic to motor neurons.
In either case, these results raise a novel possibility that a threshold level of CHS-A siRNAs might be associated with extensive RNA degradation in addition to the previous idea that an aberrant CHS-A primary transcript level constitutes such a threshold level.
