Sentence examples for alteration to change from inspiring English sources

It is possible that hypoxia invokes epigenetic alteration to change the expression pattern of transcription factors in cells.

Reducing the turnaround time would mean less time for pathophysiological alterations to change the dosing requirements.

There is growing evidence that maternal nutrition can induce epigenetic alterations to change gene expression in the fetal genome, such as DNA methylation or histone modifications including methylation, acetylation, and phosphorylation [ 65].

This review summarizes our knowledge about the factors that control diffusion in thylakoid membranes and bridges structural membrane alterations to changes in mobility and function.

Thus, T-tubular re-organization in cell culture sheds some additional light onto similar processes found during many cardiac diseases and might link cytoskeletal alterations to changes in subcellular Ca2+ signaling revealed under such pathophysiological conditions.

Advances in molecular and cell biology and X-ray crystallography have provided us with the ability to alter protease amino acid sequences and structures, to relate the alterations to changes in catalytic function and to generate new proteases with desired improved properties or for completely novel applications.

Some types of epigenetic change may also promote the eventual transition of adaptive mechanisms from nongenetic alterations to changes in DNA sequence (Flores et al. 2013).

A first major challenge for psychiatry, then, is to link molecular and cellular alterations to changes at the genome level – the 'genotype'genotype

Such findings may not be entirely unexpected if one considers the resistance of gene expression alteration to ploidy changes in yeast [ 22].

The automatic stay did not interfere with a court's final judgment, Justice O'Connor said, because an ongoing injunction "remains subject to alteration due to changes in the underlying law".

However, different biochemical alterations, such as glycosylation and glutathionylation, may cause functional alterations secondary to changes in the structure.