The phrase "and its function and" is not correct and usable in written English due to redundancy.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing multiple functions of a subject, but it should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The study examined the role of the enzyme and its function in metabolic processes."
Alternatives: "and its role in" or "and its purpose in".
With Facebook, we built a product because we believed in it and its function, and wanted it to exist.
Hence, barrierpepsin appears to be an even more recent homolog and its function and substrate specificity exemplify the functional redundancy and diversification processes that follow a gene duplication event.
The signature of protein evolution is shaped by a protein's abundance in the organism and its function and the biological process it is involved in.
Identification of the underlying gene and its function and the pathway and mechanisms it affects, offers the hope of finding targets for therapeutic intervention, regardless of the size of effect of the original mapped locus.
The site will find what information exists about the gene and its function and whether anyone holds a patent on the gene.
"The ABC has been doing a lot of soul searching recently about its purpose and its function and the role of news division in the digital era," Neighbour told Guardian Australia.
We don't just read the Talmud; we use it, we understand its logic and its functions and apply them to aspects of our lives that the ancient texts had no way of foreseeing.
It ceased to exist in 1947, and its functions and records were transferred to the International Refugee Organization of the United Nations.
Then, it describes the total artificial heart and its functions and implantation procedures.
The resulting estimator has a systematic construction-tuning procedure coupled with a robust convergence criterion, and its functioning and performance is illustrated with experimental data.
"She probably could have had a job at any institution in the world," said Dr. Arnold J. Levine, the president of Rockefeller University, who was one of the first scientists to identify p53 and its functions and one of the researchers Dr. Bargonetti collaborated with when she was at Columbia.
