The phrase "aberrant orientation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing deviations from a norm or standard, particularly in fields like psychology, sociology, or biology.
Example: "The study focused on individuals with an aberrant orientation towards social interactions, highlighting their unique behavioral patterns."
Alternatives: "deviant orientation" or "atypical orientation".
Whereas control cells show an angle mostly around 10°, the average angle upon functional inactivation of MGRN1 was significantly higher (between 15° and 30°), indicating aberrant spindle orientation relative to the substratum.
In addition to the expected span distance of a sequence read pair, aberrant mapping orientation can identify inversions and tandem duplications (Korbel et al., 2007; Kidd et al., 2008).
Also, mate-pairs with aberrant insert sizes and orientation often represent chimeric sequences from nonadjacent genomic regions.
Thus, the error-correction mechanism removes aberrant attachments and promotes bi-orientation.
This orientation is very important due to aberrant measurements that can occur when the tissue is viewed at an angle.
In addition to morphological changes (cytomegaly, abnormal dendritic arbors, and the loss of radial orientation), DNs are characterised by the aberrant expression of neuronal and glial markers with a prevalently neuronal-mature identity.
Previous studies have proposed that strong fold-back structures within single-stranded viral transcripts, overlapping transcripts in opposite orientations at the 3' ends, and abundant aberrant transcripts processed by host RDRs serve as major source of geminivirus dsRNAs that mediate PTGS [29], [30].
The ompB promoters in Rmona601 and Rmontanensis700 drove expression of aberrant DsRed2, GFPuv and CAT mRNAs regardless of the orientations of the expression cassettes or the presence of independent or single shared transcription terminators.
To highlight these events, IGV samples the alignment file to dynamically determine the expected distance and orientations, and then uses color to flag aberrant pairs.
Aberrant transposition, which uses several transposons and results in various orientations, was the kind of transposition event observed by McClintock in the maize chromosome break-fusion-bridge fusion.
