The phrase "altered chain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to modifications or changes made to a sequence or series, such as in technology, biology, or supply chain management.
Example: "The altered chain of command has led to improved communication within the organization."
Alternatives: "modified sequence" or "changed series".
Thermal curing of these blends brought about the change of blend morphology, which was in correlation with altered chain structure from PAA into PI, and was also a function of PANI content.
The effect of altered chain length and glycosylation on Tm and ΔHv was also studied.
These investigations on the interactions between HSA and surfactants with the altered chain architecture in different concentration regimes can facilitate the application of surfactant-protein systems in pharmaceutical, biotechnology and related fields.
For example, by studying the genetic basis for naturally occurring mycolactone variants we have revealed that different AT domains within starter units specify either acetate or propionate, addition or deletion of modules accounts for altered chain length, and the stereochemistry of hydroxyl groups results from a replacement of KR domains, all in accord with the modular PKS paradigm [ 13].
The simulations also suggest that puckering could have a significant effect on HS-domain structure by altering chain direction, and it is conceivable that it has a more dominating effect on bioactivity than the glycosidic linkage motions, which are unperturbed by sulfonation (Mulloy and Forster 2000).
The altered heavy chains and light chains were expressed transiently in COS-7 cells.
Many explanations are possible for the smaller variations in activity seen among the other mutants, including, for example, effects on the kinetics of prepore-to-pore conversion resulting from altered side chain interactions with domains 2 and 4 surrounding the 2β2 2β3 loop in the prepore [6].
Other targets take advantage of the presumed hypoxic environment to state to disrupt redox balance, an altered respiratory chain, or the likely scarcity of ATP.
Prior studies using blood samples from patients with sepsis have also demonstrated altered respiratory chain activity in peripheral blood mononuclear cells and platelets [ 9, 11, 13, 59, 60].
Two recent studies in European adults suggest that altered branched chain and aromatic AA metabolism is associated with impaired insulin sensitivity prior to the development of hyperglycaemia [ 26, 32].
In this study, we have altered side chains in both the four-residue and the three-residue loops of α-RgIA, and have modified its C-terminus.
