The phrase "alterations that alter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that have a significant impact or effect.
Example: "The report highlighted several alterations that alter the overall outcome of the project."
Alternatives: "changes that modify" or "adjustments that transform".
The potential finding of a brain-specific nef structure indicates that HAD may result from genetic alterations that alter the folding or binding potential of the protein.
The mechanism(s) for acceleration by luminal nutrients might be increased solvent drag and/or cytoskeletal contractions [31] [34] or protein strand alterations that alter the tight junction effective pore size [19].
The development of cancer is closely associated with the stepwise accumulation of not only somatic mutations, but also epigenetic alterations that alter chromatin structure and lead to dysregulated gene expression.
The present review discusses the most common genetic alterations that alter apoptosis regulation in breast cancer, and the initial gene-based approaches that have been explored to overcome them with therapeutic intent.
This behavioural trait in cells is empowered by acquired mutational and possibly epigenetic alterations in the genome that alter cellular phenotypes.
Epigenetics refers to changes that alter gene transcription in the absence of direct alterations to the genome itself [ 8].
The formalin introduces crosslinks that can both fragment DNA and cause chemical alterations that may alter sequencing results [ 19].
Greater heterogeneity of MSI-H tumors is now recognized [ 55] with various epigenetic and genetic alterations that may alter the prognostic and predictive implications for patients.
Cellular mechanisms of drug resistance arise in the cancer cell itself due to either genetic or epigenetic alterations that can alter sensitivity of the drug.
Silencing of p53 may thus predispose MDD2 cells to accumulate β-tubulin alterations that would alter microtubule composition and dynamics conferring resistance to microtuble-targeted drugs.
Together, these data support the hypothesis that interventions that alter levels of neuronal activity, such as ethanol exposure, result in counteractive homeostatic mechanisms against such alterations.
