The phrase "a function of genome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing genetics, biology, or related fields to describe how certain traits or characteristics are influenced by the genome.
Example: "The expression of certain traits in an organism is often a function of genome, which determines how genes are activated or suppressed."
Alternatives: "an aspect of the genome" or "a characteristic of the genome".
We therefore decided to analyze operon conservation as a function of genome size.
The frequencies of these different categories of proteins, as a function of genome size, are shown in figure 3.
Figure 2a shows the number of TCS as a function of genome size for 316 bacteria and the 12 myxobacteria.
Finally, we studied the variation in operon conservation as a function of genome size and relevant biological traits such as essentiality, gene expression and protein concentration.
These calls were then mapped as a function of genome position and used to determine the fill color behind the CGH figures.
Sequence coverage of strain C. The number of mapped sequencing reads of Illumina analysis is plotted as a function of genome position.
We also investigated the extent of linkage disequilibrium (LD) as a function of genomic distance within the genome to infer the expected maximal distance between the causal variation and the markers displaying association with the phenotype.
The number of mutations is shown as a function of Avidian genome position, showing that all 50 positions in the genome are subject to mutation.
Plant species that have gone through genome expansion due to retrotransposon amplification, such as maize and wheat, had a lower genomic microsatellite frequency indicating that SSR frequency is not a function of overall genome size but rather the relative proportion of single-copy DNA.
The number of STKs varied as a function of the genome size, ecophysiology and physiological properties.
The existence and quantity of MCA genes in unicellular and filamentous cyanobacteria are a function of the genome size and ecological habitat.
