The phrase "a function of protein" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing biological processes, nutrition, or the role of proteins in various functions within organisms.
Example: "The immune response is a function of protein synthesis, which helps the body fight off infections."
Alternatives: "a role of protein" or "an aspect of protein".
The normalized (binding/display = MFIBIND/MFIDISP) median fluorescence intensity as a function of protein concentration was used to determine the KD values for all clones of interest.
We conclude that this non-perturbative relation provides a convenient estimate of protein diffusion coefficients as a function of protein concentration.
FCS allows us to measure, with subnanometer precision and as a function of protein concentration, the increase in hydrodynamic radius of the NPs due to protein adsorption.
A traditional strategy is the analysis of the isotherm of weight-average sedimentation coefficients sw as a function of protein concentration.
We explore the rheological properties of dispersions of these HRP-cross-linked α-LA aggregates with a hydrodynamic radius (RH) of 100 nm as a function of protein concentration.
Mechanical and structural properties of these gels are known to be governed by the conditions under which fibrillogenesis occurs, exhibiting variation as a function of protein concentration, temperature, pH, and ionic strength.
Absorbance is shown as a function of recombinant protein αCD22CH23PE40 expression in percentages (0.0, 0.5, 1.0 and 5.0%).
The I/I0 ratios were plotted as a function of the protein sequence to obtain intensity profiles.
Cytoplasm buffering capacity is expressed as a function of cell protein content.
A function of these proteins in biofilm formation has not been proposed so far.
The analysis enabled us to hypothesize a function of PGSIP proteins as xylan glucuronosyltransferases that was subsequently experimentally verified.
