The phrase "additional junction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an extra connection point or intersection, often in technical or logistical discussions.
Example: "The new design includes an additional junction to improve traffic flow in the area."
Alternatives: "extra junction" or "supplementary junction".
The most parsimonious explanation for exon evolution in angiosperms is that the additional junctions were lost after the split between moss and vascular plants.
There seems to be a hierarchial response at a series of junctions, i.e., the presence of activator within the circuit seems to negate some effects at the additional junctions such as random signal generation and signal splitting.
Not surprisingly, the conventional RefSeq exon junctions were biased to the more commonly expressed junctions with an overall average support of 39.1 GS FLX reads, while the additional junctions also found in AceView were supported by an average of 3.5 FLX reads and the novel candidate junctions by an average of 1.3 reads.
In epithelial monolayers, tight junctions form the boundary between the apical membrane surface and the basal membrane domain and with additional junctional complexes (adherens junctions) comprise the cell cell contacts (27 29).
Additional DNA junction intermediates, including flaps, nicked or intact Holliday, or double Holliday junctions (HJs), are envisioned to form as a consequence of branch migration, DNA synthesis, or second-end capture (Fig. 1).
Although not statistically significant in our RNA-seq dataset, we further observed an increase in expression of additional tight junction proteins ZO-1 and Ocln1 using real-time PCR (Fig. 1d).
For the Cu/CISCuT/CuI/ZnO Al layer configuration, an additional tunnel junction is expected at the interface between the p-type CuI and the n-type ZnO Al.
First, the parasitic two-dimensional layer is formed between the NWs and an additional p n junction is created.
