The phrase "altered location" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a place that has been changed or modified in some way, often in contexts related to geography, technology, or logistics.
Example: "Due to the construction, we had to meet at an altered location instead of our usual spot."
Alternatives: "changed site" or "modified position".
The potential importance of this altered location is tied to residue R92.
This may be why "doxorubicin" had an altered location in anthracycline-resistant cells in our previous study.
This latter finding, along with the EM evidence of a preserved morphology but altered location of SVZ cells in EAE, prompts us to hypothesize that persistent CNS-confined inflammation might also affect the parenchymal astrocytes forming the glial tubes within the RMS and, as a consequence, alter the migratory capacity of the SVZ progeny (the newly generated PSA-NCAM+ cells).
A differential change in the basal dendrites, the altered location of synapses and the different balance of excitatory and inhibitory synapses that would result may therefore contribute to differences in neuronal excitability and plasticity (Forrest et al., 2013a, b).
Apoptosis was assayed by annexin V staining, which detects the altered location of phosphatidyl serine to the outer surface of the cell membrane.
All procedures performed in the sham taVNS treatment group were identical to those performed for the taVNS group, with the exception of the altered location of stimulations.
Then, the next step is to determine the exact place in the target workflow that must be altered (change location).
One possibility is that ubiquitin-defective SopB remains associated with host cell membranes but has an altered intracellular location, so we compared the intracellular localization of SopB and SopB-KR after translocation.
Various versions of this pSV2dhfr-gpt recombinant plasmid altered the location at which the DHFR reading frame was terminated relative to the XGPRT initiation codon and demonstrated that this is a critical factor for the expression of XGPRT activity in transfected Cos-1 cells.
Expression of each trafficking mutants KCNE1-ER and KCNE2-ER was confirmed by immunoblot showing multiple glycosylation forms consistent with their altered subcellular location (Figure 1A).
We speculated that changes in DC phenotype would be less relevant to T cell function if contact between the two cell types was ablated by the altered DC location in the lesion.
