The phrase "alterations group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific group or team responsible for making alterations or changes, such as in fashion, construction, or project management.
Example: "The alterations group worked diligently to ensure that all the modifications were completed before the deadline."
Alternatives: "modifications team" or "changes group".
The overall CDH1 germline mutation frequency was significantly higher in group A as well as the rate of non-missense alterations (group A vs. group B: Fisher exact test χ2 15,872; p < 0.001).
Following our own system for detecting genetic alterations in formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded by FISH, we distinguished cells without any gene alterations (group 1), cells with any possible genetic alteration (group 2) and cells with cutting artefacts (group 3), including nuclear fragments generated from sectioning of the nuclei (Piqueras et al, 2009).
Therefore, if micromechanical modeling is to be deployed as a feasible method to predict the strength of Rotokawa Andesite reservoir rocks, the samples/cores should be grouped by their alteration, and KIC measured for each alteration group.
In vermal-medulloblastoma subgroups at 5 6 weeks after surgery, without treatments, Riva and Giorgi [ 101] showed the following Z-scores for perseverations-WCST (speech-problem group = 0.5, language-problem group = 2.8, behavioral alteration group = 1.3 and one patient autistic-like = 2.4).
Light and electron microscopic studies revealed structural alterations in group (B) in the form of disturbance of villus and crypt architecture.
To distinguish hypoxia from pressure-induced alterations, a group of rats underwent banding of the pulmonary trunk (PTB), sham operation, or the rats were exposed to normoxia or chronic, hypobaric hypoxia.
AXIN2, which cooperates with APC and β-catenin in Wnt signaling, had more methylation alterations in Group 2, and its expression levels negatively correlated with methylation determined by bisulfite sequencing.
Although investigation of the molecular consequences of chromosome alterations in group 1 retinoblastomas provides clues about pathways which are aberrantly regulated in tumorigenesis, it is also important to identify the primary mitogenic signal(s).
Physiological pathways which showed alterations between groups were primarily associated with the following groups: response to stimulus (including stress/immune response and oxidation-reduction), cell/tissue structure and development (including cell adhesion, muscle and cytoskeletal development), and transport (primarily in oxygen and metabolite transport).
I employed two recently published methods [ 25, 26] to assess the mutual exclusivity of alterations of groups of genes.
The recurrent genomic alterations were grouped in five pathways: the WNT, receptor tyrosine kinase (RTK -RAS (MAPK), PI3K, TGF-β, and TP53 pathways (Table 1).
