The phrase "a ubiquitous function of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a function or role that is present everywhere or widely applicable in a particular context.
Example: "In modern technology, the internet serves as a ubiquitous function of communication and information sharing."
Alternatives: "a pervasive role of" or "a common aspect of".
The ubiquitous function of DNA repair genes suggested that single promoters might be sufficient to direct transcription without a need for alternative expression patterns.
Despite the general and ubiquitous function of PABPN1, OPMD affects particular muscles and the disease is characterized by eyelid drooping, swallowing difficulties and proximal limb weakness (Brais, 2003).
Given the ubiquitous function of the minor spliceosome in all cell types, the pathological differences between IGDH and MOPD1/TALS, particularly the tissue-specificity, most likely relate to differences in splicing defect severity.
In vitro, neurons from Loa/Loa embryos exhibited a defect in the fast component of retrograde transport without other alterations in the ubiquitous functions of dynein, such as nuclear motility and Golgi complex morphology and positioning.
Besides a ubiquitous signaling function of PrPC, we have described a neuronal specificity pointing to a role of PrPC in neuronal homeostasis.
Using this antibody, we found that H3K64ac is present in a variety of mouse and human cell lines and tissues suggesting a rather ubiquitous function.
One of the most strikingly unexpected findings of our study is that impairment of SMN ubiquitous function specifically alters the snRNP profile of SMA tissues by decreasing the levels of a subset of snRNPs and more prominently of U11.
In fact, the exponential function itself is a very special form, one of an infinite set, of this seemingly ubiquitous function.
Insulin signaling is highly conserved across animals, and is known for its ubiquitous function in all aspects of animal physiology.
Soil enzymes are a ubiquitous component of ecosystem function and play a pivotal role in key biogeochemical processes including soil organic matter (SOM) decomposition and nutrient cycling.
