The phrase "assay function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific or analytical processes, particularly in chemistry or biology, where it refers to a function that tests or analyzes a substance.
Example: "The assay function of the software allows researchers to determine the concentration of the compound in the sample."
Alternatives: "analysis function" or "testing function".
To visualize centrosomal proteins of interest in living C.elegans embryos, we use fluorescent markers such as GFP and reduce their levels by RNA interference (RNAi) in order to assay function.
As a positive control to confirm assay function, liposomes were also incubated with melittin bee venom peptide, which forms a membrane pore that mediates high-level dye-release [11,12].
During assay development, it was found experimentally that a large, non-reactive bioreagent was required to maintain osmolar stability for assay function, for SR/ER preparations to reliably uptake as well as release Ca2+ over time in the presence of known classical second messengers.
This proved that the assay functions as anticipated, and was thus transferred into retroviral vectors for stable expression in T-cells.
However, our replication of the association between UMOD genotype and urine levels suggests that our assay functioned accurately.
Because the assay functions under mild physiological conditions, this assay can in principle be used in a similar manner to halogenation reactions catalysed by other classes of enzymes.
The probe assay functioned successfully against wild type 'Chinese Spring', indicating that sequence in the targeted region was conserved between 'Chara' and 'Chinese Spring'.
To make sure that a specific DNA methylation assay functions in a given laboratory condition the methylation PCR reaction followed by pyrosequencing should be tested.
This assay functions by quantifying the degree of inhibition of PCR amplification observed in damaged samples, compared to control samples, that results from the presence of DNA lesions that block or inhibit the progression of DNA polymerase.
These assays function as a robust, semi-high throughput system to measure the activity of every DGC and PDE in different environmental conditions, and similar approaches can be developed for other bacteria.
To assay noncanonical function we used a gain-of-function approach in Keller open-face explants.
