The phrase "aberrant in shape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that deviates from the expected or typical shape, often in a scientific or artistic context.
Example: "The biologist noted that the plant had an aberrant in shape leaf structure, which was unusual for its species."
Alternatives: "irregular in form" or "unusual in shape".
In five of these 17 cases the surgeons noticed an aberrant shape of the femur due to rachitic deformity, Paget's disease or trisomy 21 syndrome.
Although the exact reason why fibrillarin depletion causes abnormal nuclear shape is still unknown, NPM depletion leads to defective centrosomal microtubule nucleation and cytoskeletal structure, which may result in aberrant nuclear shape.
Aberrant spine morphology, including alterations in shape, size, and number, are common in different brain diseases.
We used screens for aberrant cell shape induced in the yeast S. pombe by expression of transfected Drosophila cDNAs.
The AtTRM11 mutant exhibited an early-flowering phenotype, and the AtELP1 mutant had narrow leaves, reduced root growth, an aberrant silique shape and defects in the generation of secondary shoots.
If there were any centrosomal changes in number and/or in shape, the centrosome was considered aberrant.
AtSAC1 exhibits phosphatase activity toward PtdIns 3,5) P2, and mutation of AtSAC1 causes a dramatic decrease in the cell wall thickness of fibre cells and vessel elements, resulting in a weak stem [ 42], suggesting the important effect of the PtdIns 3,5) poolool in the formation of aberrant cell shape.
First, transfection of cells with fusion constructs encompassing the BTB/POZ domain, such as GFP-K3 or GFP-K7, results in aberrant centrosomal shapes and organization, including monopolar spindles (Fig. 9).
Cells with normal and aberrant mitotic shape and GMCs were counted in hematoxylin and eosin stained histological sections.
An additional phenotype was observed at the transition stage where individuals of the F2 embryos showed aberrant triangular shape, as highlighted by the arrow and also shown in the 3D image compared to wild-type embryos.
