The phrase "altered of which" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The data altered of which we spoke earlier is now available."
Alternatives: "changed that" or "modified which".
A total of 639 probes (418 unique Entrez gene IDs) from genes relevant to mitochondrial function were identified as altered, of which 78.1% were down-regulated.
which cannot be altered, at any rate in the short run, and partly factors which can be altered, of which the most important are lack of skill and technical knowledge and lack of equipment or the capital to buy equipment.
Loss of A. fumigatus gliT had a significant impact on the transcriptome when challenged with exogenous gliotoxin whereby expression of 1,700 genes was altered, of which 1192 were down-regulated, that was not observed in wild-type where 164 genes had altered expression.
In the leaves of the MES-treated plants, the expressions of several carbohydrate metabolism-related genes, two cell wall-related genes, and one lipid metabolism-related gene were altered, of which three genes were localized in plastid (Table 2, Additional file 6).
Researchers found that mothers' blood lipids, or levels of fat – altered levels of which are also related to being overweight – did not seem important in determining the baby's size.
Nanotechnology is an exciting and powerful discipline of science; the altered properties of which have offered many new and profitable products and applications.
He was responsible for the closed roadway system, an altered form of which remains today as West Circle Drive, and was also responsible for the informal arrangement of campus buildings.
Angiogenin is functionally similar to vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), altered regulation of which has also been associated with ALS [5], [6].
Patient and healthy control T cell samples also had comparable proportions of CD4+ and CD8+ T cells, altered numbers of which could result in different rates of proliferation between patients and controls.
In 11 subjects studied before and after surgery, we found 200 unique genes whose expression was significantly altered, many of which have been previously implicated in obesity and/or type 2 diabetes.
Within the kidney, 95%% of the receptors are of AT1 subtype, altered functioning of which has been linked to various forms of hypertension [ 7].
