The phrase "altered from the normal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been changed or modified from its usual or standard state.
Example: "The data set was altered from the normal parameters to better fit the research criteria."
Alternatives: "modified from the usual" or "changed from the standard".
When she regained consciousness five days later, she was completely altered from the healthy, normal infant she had been.
Even Cubism was greatly altered from the prewar analytic Cubism.
Second, we cannot show that gene expression was altered from normal at the end of the overuse period, before the rest began.
On the blue half is the county emblem of Kent, a white horse rampant, albeit slightly altered from its normal form as its mane is stylised into the letters of the word "Gills".
However, the composition and function of the tissue may still be altered from normal as a result of the initial overuse stimulus.
It has been shown previously that glucose metabolism in cancer cells is altered from normal oxidative phosphorylation to glycolysis [ 16], such that tumor cells take up much more glucose and mainly process it through aerobic glycolysis rather than oxidative phosphorylation i.e. the 'Warburg effect' , [ 17].
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Previous studies found mutations in the RBP4 and TTR genes that resulted in abnormally low retinol levels (6, 7); however, no variants have been associated with altered retinol within the normal range, including from a previous GWAS that found no variants associated at the genome-wide significance level (8).
FLAG-CP60 and FLAG-CP69, however, are strongly targeted to mitochondria in COS7 cells, where they alter mitochondrial morphology from the normal extended tubular structure to abnormal perinuclear clusters (Fig. 5A).
In addition, the deletion of Ga5DH altered the normal mid-cell localization of FtsZ.
