The phrase "alterations that can" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential changes or modifications that are possible or feasible in a given context.
Example: "The report outlines the alterations that can be made to improve the overall efficiency of the system."
Alternatives: "changes that may" or "modifications that are possible".
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.
She was also given a new screening known as the prenatal microdeletion panel, which identifies rare DNA alterations that can cause up to 100 congenital defects.
Indeed, tumoral cells and tissues are characterized by some internal biochemical alterations, that can serve as a specific trigger for facilitating the release of the loaded drug7,8.
We have developed a strategy for generating mouse CAR-T cells and screening B leukemia cells in vivo for genetic alterations that can promote CAR-T cell resistance.
Similarly, array comparative genome hybridization is designed to get an overview of major genomic alterations that can be fine-tuned with technologies such as next-generation sequencing.
Gröbner et al. found that about 50% of the tumours that they profiled harbour genomic alterations that can be targeted (directly or indirectly) by drugs that are available or under development.
The present results suggest that diphenyl diselenide was not hepato- or renotoxic for rabbits, but caused some biochemical alterations that can be related to some pro-oxidant activity of the compound (particularly the reduction in Vitamin C).
What they do cause are metabolic alterations that can lead to depression and contribute to changes in a person's outlook and decision-making — with the most disastrous and undoubtedly complicated cases perhaps ending in suicide.
An exposure of the Co3O4 spinel structure to water vapor or other gases induces drastic structure alterations that can be captured in this manner.
While the high-temperature thermal ablation results in acute cell necrosis, hyperthermia (40 46 °C) can induce cellular biochemical alterations that can synergize with radiation (Roti Roti 2008).
Since the liver is involved in important metabolic processes, pathological process such as hepatic fibrosis manifests as metabolic alterations that can assist in understanding the disease processes.
