The phrase "altered post" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a message or content that has been modified or changed after its original publication.
Example: "The altered post caused confusion among the followers, as it contained different information than the original."
Alternatives: "modified post" or "revised post".
The size of the response was significantly larger in menthol-sensitive and mustard oil responsive neurons compared to menthol-insensitive cold neurons (P = 0.02 and P = 0.01 respectively, two-way ANOVA), although again, this was not altered post injury.
In kidney cortex although p38-MAPK was not altered post 14-days diabetic group, ERK1/2 is elevated.
Death occured in over 90% of asynchronous cancer cells after 2 h of combination treatment, and the cell cycle distribution was not altered post treatment, suggesting cell cycle independence.
This may explain why the difference in protein levels is more pronounced than the difference in mRNA levels and suggests that altered post-transcriptional mechanisms contribute strongly to the HSR alteration in the aged hearts (Fig. 10).
The expression of keratin 19, vimentin, collage type IV, desmoglein 3, and integrins α6 and β4 was altered post-irradiation.
Taphonomic, geologic, and faunal evidence points to mass exploitation of Rusingoryx by humans at Bovid Hill, which likely represents an initial processing site that was altered post-depositionally by fluvial processes.
Third, perhaps the main defects in the Hippo signalling core can be attributed to altered post-translational modifications (PTMs) at the protein level, in which case genomic data cannot be used.
I administered a slightly altered posttest during the last week of the course, to assess students' understandings at the close of the semester.
Whereas gene expression data provides vital genetic information [34], [49] [51], the mRNAs are modified post-transcriptionally and their products are altered post-translationally to give rise to disease-specific proteins.
There were no major changes in threshold electrotonus in hyperpolarizing (Pre: −126.4±4.4%; Post: −125.8±3.8%; NS) or depolarizing directions (Pre: 45.7±0.9%; Post: 45.0±0.9%; NS), suggesting that axonal membrane potential was not significantly altered post-oxaliplatin treatment in motor axons.
Oxygenation might have altered post-translational modification pattern of p53 which existed in infarct heart.
