The phrase "and consequently function as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that one action or condition leads to another, often in a cause-and-effect relationship.
Example: "The new policy was implemented, and consequently function as a catalyst for change within the organization."
Alternatives: "and thus serve as" or "and therefore act as".
A small molecule compound termed STOCK1S-50699 has recently been described that binds the CCT domain of SPAK/OSR1, thereby preventing WNK-mediated activation of the SPAK/OSR1, and consequently functioning as a WNK SPAK/OSR1 inhibitor [ 30].
Congenital disorder, abnormality of structure and, consequently, function of the human body arising during development.
Furthermore, it is conceivable that the PH-domain may interact co-operatively with the START-domain and that the concerted action of both domains influences the ligands bound to EDR2 and consequently EDR2 function, as has been observed with the insulin receptor substrate 1 [ 36].
Through evolution, molecular recognition and, consequently, functions developed through successive cycles of mutation and selection.
Charged comonomer concentration consequently functions as an important factor for tailoring porosity and subsequent macromolecule loading.
Contrary to the H19 ICR, however, the mutant (mChβGI 2 lacked the potential to attain full de novo methylation in the germ line and to maintain methylation in the paternal allele in the soma, where it consequently functioned as a biallelic insulator.
Although in theory, potential ligands could bind to a protein anywhere on its solvent-exposed surface, most peptides recognize localized sites that appear to coincide with natural ligand binding sites, and consequently can function as agonists or antagonists (4).
The results demonstrated significant pressure drop along the upper airway after the surgical procedure and suggested that this indicates decreasing collapsibility of the airway which will consequently improve the breathing function as well as the sleep quality.
The location of these dmCpG sites may be significant, as methylation changes in aged individuals may affect gene function (Maunakea et al., 2010) and consequently muscle function.
Congenital malformation, hereditary disorders, and acquired conditions can affect cerebellar structure and, consequently, cerebellar function.
