The phrase "atypical localization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as medical, biological, or geographical discussions where something is found in an unusual or unexpected location.
Example: "The patient's symptoms suggested a typical diagnosis, but the atypical localization of the tumor raised further questions."
Alternatives: "unusual location" or "non-standard positioning".
Of the 720 cases, only 2 had accessory spleens in the pelvis; thus, the pelvis was classified as an atypical localization for an accessory spleen.
Other criteria (tumor necrosis, atypical localization, sessile tumor, and pleomorphism) were not statistically significant prognostic parameters.
The abundance and atypical localization of PfATG8 in gametocytes suggests that autophagy indeed plays an important role in protein turnover and parasite survival.
Based on the multiplicity of the lesions and atypical localization, we classified the present case as a combination of DSes type Vb and type IIIb.
In this case report, profound differences exist in the severity of the phenotypic expression within the same family, as well an atypical localization of deposits, which is in the epithelium and the Bowman layer.
Atypical localization of PcG complexes and associated modifications occur on paternal PCH in early embryos (Santos et al., 2005) and have been linked to absence of H3K9 methylation (Puschendorf et al., 2008).
Most MC proteins are localized in mitochondria, but atypical localizations in chloroplasts and peroxisomes have recently been reported (11).
Our work aims to classify these atypical localizations in our patients, and to study the epidemiology, etiology, treatment, and finally their evolution.
Previous studies have demonstrated that HSV-1 VP19containsns an atypical nuclear localization signal and a functional nuclear export signal (NES), which are both important for the nucleocytoplasmic shuttling of VP19C.
Our group described a recurrence after 3 months probably due to the atypical site of localization or to the histologic and immunohistochemical characteristics.
However, they accumulate specifically in distinct regions of the elongating sperm head: LINC complexes consisting of Sun3/Nesprin1 polarize to the posterior pole of spermatid nuclei whereas LINC complexes formed by Sun1η/Nesprin3 show an atypical non-nuclear localization at the anterior pole (Figure 7).
