The phrase "a fully functional form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is complete and operational, often in contexts related to design, technology, or processes.
Example: "The software update has been completed, and we now have a fully functional form ready for user testing."
Alternatives: "a completely operational version" or "a fully operational model".
Cells expressing an aggregation-deficient and therefore fully functional form of Sup35p lacking the non-essential N-terminal domain (MRF) are red and Ade- (Fig, 1b).
The study of membrane protein structure and function requires their high-level expression and purification in fully functional form.
The experiments also, unexpectedly, revealed that EMD 57033 is able to convert misfolded myosin back into the fully functional form.
Functional predictions are often easier to make and certainly producing the proteins encoded by these genes in fully functional form and hence available for biochemical testing is generally quite facile.
A fully functional soluble form, sLRP-1, can also be found in the plasma, brain ISF and CSF [ 47].
In this study, we report a simple method that enables simultaneous purification and immobilization of folding machineries in fully functional forms.
Here, we report a simple method that enables one-step purification and immobilization of folding machineries (mini-chaperone, DsbA and human PPIase) simultaneously in fully functional forms using the positively-charged consecutive 10-arginine tag at their C-terminal.
Validation with RT-qPCR showed large agreement with Cry11Aa intoxication since these changes were not observed with untreated larvae or larvae treated with non-toxic Cry11Aa mutants, indicating that a fully functional pore forming Cry toxin is required for the observed transcriptional responses.
Although higher orders of oligomerization were also described, namely tetrameric and dodecameric forms, to become a fully functional transporter ABCG2 forms a homodimer15,16.
