The phrase "alter endothelial cell" is not correct as it lacks proper grammatical structure and context.
It could be used in a scientific or medical context when discussing changes or modifications to endothelial cells, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "Researchers aim to alter endothelial cell function to improve vascular health."
Alternatives: "modify endothelial cells" or "change endothelial cell properties."
Incorporation of FFAs into cell membrane had previously been shown to alter endothelial cell motility [ 21].
In addition, small changes in extracellular sodium may significantly alter endothelial cell mechanics and thus cellular function (22).
These results indicate that endothelial cells in CD1 and B6 arterial trees are exposed to different levels of shear stress, which may alter endothelial cell function.
These studies suggest that environmental contaminants such as PCBs are atherogenic in part by their ability to alter endothelial cell lipid profile and metabolism and by inducing oxidative stress and pro-inflammatory genes.
The central pathological processes of falciparum malaria include increased rigidity (or non-deformability) of non-parasitized red cells [ 33] and intense sequestration of late stage infected erythrocytes in venules and capillaries- both of which compromise microcirculatory flow to vital organs and alter endothelial cell function [ 34].
Gaugler and colleagues reported that exposure to radiation can alter endothelial cells functions [ 51].
Additionally, abnormalities in the microvascular system, 25,66 particularly altered endothelial cell reactivity, 25 have long been described in these diseases.
CECs characterized as CD146+/CD105+/CD45−/DAPI+ were considered to originate from an altered endothelial cell layer of the vessel wall.
These findings provide new insights about the cellular and molecular basis for altered endothelial cell integrity and barrier dysfunction that are associated with preeclampsia.
The altered endothelial cell junctional protein distribution and expression of vascular endothelial cadherin and occludin observed in the first passage of endothelial cells from preeclamptic pregnancies was restored to normal by the time cells reached the third passage in vitro.
These clinical observations prompted the identification of novel anti-angiogenic agents capable of promoting vascular remodeling without drastically altering endothelial cell survival.
