The phrase "alteration of plasma" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, medicine, or chemistry when discussing changes or modifications to plasma, such as in blood or other fluids.
Example: "The alteration of plasma levels can significantly impact the patient's overall health and response to treatment."
Alternatives: "modification of plasma" or "change in plasma".
However alteration of plasma S1P levels by RBC transfusion had no influence on the clinical outcome of our patients.
Clinical investigation provided evidence of a clear association between migraine phases (during a spontaneous migraine attack versus pain-free period) and the alteration of plasma PACAP-38 level [7].
This type of soliton is a result of various physical effects that betide in the propagation of strong laser pulse through plasma, including relativistic mass change of electrons, alteration of plasma density due to ponderomotive force and dispersion effects.
Altamura et al. [ 10] reported that there was no significant alteration of plasma Asp levels in untreated depressed patients.
Omega-3 fatty acids act via multiple mechanisms such as through the alteration of plasma membrane fluidity, lipid rafts, and signal transduction mechanisms in addition to effects on gene expression [ 74].
Perhaps without activation of lipolysis as a driving force of alteration of plasma lipid profiles, deletion of adiponectin alone may be insufficient to study its role in accelerated plaque development and instability.
Previous studies suggest that in utero and neonatal exposure of rat pups to prolonged alterations of plasma osmolality may permanently alter (imprint) arginine vasopressin synthesis and secretion, thus adult responses to osmotic challenges.
Those alterations, especially after prolonged stress, showed certain parallelism with alterations of plasma cortisol levels.
Senescence, progressive deterioration of many bodily functions might be associated with age-dependent alterations of plasma fibronectin (FN) molecular status (i.e., domain, glycotope, and molecular form expressions).
PE patients displayed alterations of plasma renin and angiotensin II in response to changes in dietary salt intake compatible with a primary increase in renal sodium reabsorption in hypertensive pregnancies.
Together, these data suggest that different SAID may share common alterations of plasma protein expression and molecular pathways.
