The phrase "alter the plasma" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or medical contexts where changes to plasma, such as blood plasma or plasma in physics, are being discussed.
Example: "The researchers aimed to alter the plasma composition to improve the efficiency of the treatment."
Alternatives: "modify the plasma" or "change the plasma".
Determine whether antioxidant supplements alter the plasma glutathione and/or cysteine redox potential in age-related macular degeneration (AMD) patients.
Various studies have verified that physical exercise may alter the plasma concentration of the many pro-inflammatory cytokines that may in turn modulate sleep.
As predicted, a single dose of DARPin 57.2 did not alter the plasma viral load compared to the DARPin E3_5 controls (Figure 3).
In fact, such modulation may alter the plasma membrane-bound TrkB receptor level, making it difficult to predict the long-term effects of cyclotraxin-B.
Treatment with progesterone did not significantly alter the plasma membrane expression of CD98, while exposure to 17-β-estradiol induced a significant increase of CD98hc in primary endometrial cells (Figure 4A and B).
Interestingly, morphometric analysis of EM data (Figure S1A and see below) indicated that PrPC is found in clathrin-coated pits in both FRT-PrPC and FRT-PrPC/cav-1 cells in similar amounts indicating that transfection of cav-1 does not alter the plasma membrane distribution of PrPC.
DHA supplementation significantly altered the plasma phospholipid fatty acid profile by increasing DHA concentrations by 250% and decreasing n-6 fatty acid concentrations (20 3n-6 20 3n-66, 20 4n-6, 22 4n-6).
Such drug drug interactions are at risk of altering the plasma concentrations of the anticonvulsive drugs as well as several other patients' co-treatments, highlighting the usefulness of pharmaceutical advice at the bedside when choosing the anticonvulsive drugs to administer.
Another parasite that alters the plasma membrane permeability is Plasmodium falciparum.
This study investigated whether these SNPs altered the plasma lipid response to diet in the 'RISCK' study cohort.
Takahashi et al. (2013) reported that quitting smoking altered the plasma miRNA profiles to resemble those of nonsmokers.
