The phrase "abnormal functions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, medicine, technology, or any field where functions deviate from the norm.
Example: "The patient exhibited abnormal functions in the liver, indicating a potential health issue."
Alternatives: "irregular functions" or "atypical functions".
The identification of specific genetic alterations allows physicians to select among an expanding armamentarium of drugs that have been specifically developed to interfere with the abnormal functions associated with tumour mutations.
Cell constriction was also impaired, indicating that the septa might have no or abnormal functions.
An endogenous molecular--cellular network for both normal and abnormal functions is assumed to exist.
Cholinergic neuronal loss in the pedunculopontine nucleus (PPN) associates with abnormal functions, including certain motor and nonmotor symptoms.
Accordingly, lymphocytes of BD patients exhibit abnormal functions as clonal expansion of autoreactive T cells specific for HSP60 peptides [59, 74].
The occurrence of abnormal functions in CH were due to the plasticity and hypersensitization of the cortics, this theory was well confirmed by many fundamental researches such as above mentioned [32].
This may result in a non-functional or a protein with abnormal function ultimately resulting in impaired activity in splicing.
All these cases involve damage to, or abnormal functioning in brain regions associated with recall and familiarity.
Along with other findings on the abnormal function of the amygdala, research is beginning to narrow the search for the brain basis of autism".
There is tentative evidence that psilocybin, along with other psychedelic drugs, can "reset" abnormal functioning of the brain if given in a safe, controlled way as part of therapy.
A potential explanation for these results is the abnormal functioning of the frontostriatal circuitry.
