The phrase "about this locus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to discussions of a specific location, point, or area, often in academic or technical writing.
Example: "The research focuses on the implications of the findings about this locus in the broader context of environmental studies."
Alternatives: "regarding this location" or "concerning this point".
Further knowledge about imprinting mechanism in this locus will be required to find what kind of genomic changes occurred with the acquisition of differential methylation.
At this locus, about 147 mutations have been found in the gene CYP1B1, coding for the homonymous protein (cytochrome P450, family 1, subfamily B, and polypeptide 1) [ 29, 30].
Lastly, chromosome 14q23 deletion, was observed in about 22%% of NB and this locus contains MYC associated factor X (MAX) (14q23.3), that gives dimerization with MYCN gene [ 54], one of the most important oncogene associated with NB aggressiveness [ 55].
This locus appears to be a pseudogene; no well-matched short reads of this locus were obtained for about half of the samples.
Overall, the observed rate at mt16S (about 1.25% per million years) was comparable to previous studies at this locus, while the first-time rate estimates at the other three loci appeared to be about half as fast (Table 1).
So, when I think about this as a middle manager, what I really think about is that locus of control.
We searched for potential selective sweeps by screening 15 birds from each line using a SNP panel comprising about 13,000 loci evenly distributed throughout the genome.
"It doesn't have roots in the society -- and there are questions about the locus of power in the system.
Allele frequencies, an allele frequency spectrum in the population, that might be able to tell you something and give you some prior information about that locus.
Among the chief issues that divided Shankara's followers was the question about the locus and object of ignorance.
