The phrase "alter the cellular" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, medicine, or technology when discussing changes to cellular structures or functions.
Example: "Researchers are exploring ways to alter the cellular composition of tissues to improve healing processes."
Alternatives: "modify the cellular" or "change the cellular".
A recent paper shows that various chemical chaperones differently alter the cellular milieu and permit the appearance of osmolyte-specific protein mutant variants during evolution.
While it did not alter the cellular distribution of CHK1 in wildtype cells, inhibition of AKT reverted CHK1′s cellular distribution in PTEN-depleted cells to normal (Fig. 4D,E).
The finding of naturally occurring mtDNA heteroplasmy in an inbred strain of mouse makes the MRL mouse a powerful new experimental model for studies designed to explore therapeutic measures to alter the cellular burden of heteroplasmy.
In this review, we discuss how various classes of platinum II) complexes, which can interact with DNA by coordination, intercalation and other noncovalent modes of binding or by combination of these DNA binding modes, can alter the cellular response induced by conventional platinum drugs.
Therefore, this work demonstrates that the study of the RVD process of cells selected from sentinel animal species could be an alternative bioassay for the monitoring of hydrocarbons and probably, of various chemicals in the environment liable to alter the cellular regulations.
Gabapentin also did not alter the cellular uptake of dopamine, noradrenaline or serotonin.
We show that gene expression is differentially affected by mutations that impair the kinase activity (K78I) or alter the cellular localization of the LKB1 protein.
The data obtained from this study suggest that cell death is mediated by ROS production, which might alter the cellular redox status [56].
First, VP088 expression does not alter the cellular property including an ES cell phenotype, self-renewal, pluripotency gene expression, SGIV susceptibility and host cell response to SGIV infection at molecular and cellular (flow cytometry) levels.
Temperature changes could alter the cellular activity of brown fat, people could exercise less in hotter years or diets could change change.
All of these methods stress the cells and therefore alter the cellular response under investigation.
