The phrase "a function of transcript" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, linguistics, or any field where transcripts are analyzed for their functions or roles.
Example: "The study aims to determine the function of transcript in gene expression regulation."
Alternatives: "a role of transcript" or "a purpose of transcript".
We began by examining mappability as a function of transcript length.
Precision of qPCR detection as a function of transcript copy number for the two platforms is shown in Figure 3.
Second, the likelihood of DEGs as a function of transcript length was quantified by fitting a monotonic function to DEGs versus transcript length.
The software package quantified the likelihood of a gene being differentially expressed as a function of transcript length which was incorporated into the final statistical test.
This model describes the change in protein copies per cell as a function of transcript copies per cell, the rate of translation, and the rate of protein degradation.
Plots of ribosomal density as a function of transcript position (supplementary fig. S1, Supplementary Material online) were manually examined for each putative C-terminal addition.
A class of methods use differential equations to express transcript changes as a function of the transcript levels of the corresponding transcription factors [ 4, 5].
One major difficulty in assigning function to ncRNAs is to distinguish between the effects of transcription per se and a function of the transcript itself.
(A ) Pause-free velocities of the wild-type Pol II on bare DNA (black) and nucleosomal DNA (red) are plotted as a function of the transcript length.
(B ) Pause-free velocities of the E1103G mutant Pol II on bare DNA (blue) and nucleosomal DNA (green) are plotted as a function of the transcript length.
We interpret the different levels of mRNA accumulation seen in this study to reflect changes in transcriptional activity of the corresponding genes, although it is possible that some levels may vary as a function of changing transcript stability or rates of turnover.
