The phrase "altered by the expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something has been changed or modified as a result of a particular expression or statement.
Example: "The meaning of the text was significantly altered by the expression used by the author."
Alternatives: "modified by the statement" or "changed by the phrase".
The number of adhesive cells was not altered by the expression of Meltrin β.
Additionally, it has been suggested that ligand independent effects of inducible Cre may be altered by the expression level of the Cre protein [26].
However, the infiltration of macrophages and neutrophils, as evaluated by immunostaining for F4/80 and Gr1, respectively, was not altered by the expression of VEGF-B in RIP1-Tag2 double transgenic mice (Figure 4a-b).
The distribution pattern of EphA4 in the soluble and insoluble fractions was not altered by the expression of Meltrin β WT or the EQ mutant, regardless of stimulation with ephrin-A5-Fc, a chimeric protein of a soluble form of ephrin A5 and a human Fc fragment.
In order to determine which component of Na+ transport had been altered by the expression of AtHKT1 1 in the cortical root cells, resulting in the lowering of shoot Na+ concentration in those lines, radiotracer 22Na+ flux analysis was used to measure the rate of transfer of Na+ between various tissues in the plants.
The amount of endogenous Rac1 was not altered by the expression of the EGFP-Rac1 mutants.
The efficiency of the uptake of sugars is altered by the gene expression, where a set of specific hexose transporters (HXT) are expressed in response to environmental signals [ 73, 74].
Similarly, development of the floor plate (Fig. S2B) and motoneurons (Fig. S2C) are not altered by the reduced expression of Parp3, and are therefore an unlikely explanation for the impaired motility of parp3 morphants.
The face you didn't intend to inherit, the waist you would never allow to be altered by time, the expression of the lip or eye that echoes a familiar face, not yours, is right there in front of you.
Two studies have shown that radiation sensitivity can be altered by upregulating the expression of a single miRNA species [5], [9].
30 Rather, the study points out that some cancers share the "p53 footprint" recognizable by gene expression patterns altered by the loss of p53.
