The phrase "and elucidation of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the explanation or clarification of a particular subject or concept.
Example: "The report includes a detailed analysis and elucidation of a complex theory in physics."
Alternatives: "and explanation of a" or "and clarification of a".
The identification and elucidation of developmental origins of a novel population of stromal progenitors present within the myocardium has recently been reported [ 39], and further been demonstrated to be highly similar to MSCs derived from other tissues [ 40].
The UPDB has been an important research population database for the discovery and elucidation of heritable factors for a wide variety of diseases, including cancer [ 2- 6], influenza [ 11], asthma [ 12], diabetes [ 13], rotator cuff [ 14], aneurysm [ 15], and brain [ 16], among others.
It seem likely that a complex web of homeostatic mechanisms function to control the flux through this entire pathway and elucidation of these mechanisms remains a major objective of this field for the future.
The use of biological molecular network information for diagnostic and prognostic purposes and elucidation of molecular disease mechanism is a key objective in systems biomedicine.
The identification of additional independent biomarkers associated with survival, and elucidation of their function, may offer a greater insight into the underlying biology of disease, and the mechanisms of response to treatment and relapse.
Information concerning the pig microRNAome (miRNAome) has been long overdue and elucidation of this information will permit an atlas of microRNA (miRNA) regulation functions and networks to be constructed.
Here we report the isolation and elucidation of the first chemical signal from a known bacterium that induces transition of planulae into fully developed polyps in the acroporid coral Acropora millepora.
The identification of specific genes (i.e., quantitative trait genes [QTGs], which carry allelic variations in the DNA that affect their expression and/or the structure of the product that they code for) that underlie QTL phenotypic effects and elucidation of their mechanisms of action is a crucial next step in the translation of such preclinical research.
Successful discovery of cross-linked His-His again demonstrates the broad applicability and utility of our XChem-Finder approach in the discovery and elucidation of protein cross-linking, particularly without a priori knowledge of the chemical nature and site of cross-linking.
