The phrase "altered type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a modified or changed version of a particular type or category, often in contexts like typography, genetics, or classification.
Example: "The altered type of the document was necessary to meet the new formatting standards."
Alternatives: "modified type" or "changed type".
In the present study, we characterized the effect of TNF-α on aggrecan mRNA levels and determined whether EGF altered type II collagen and aggrecan mRNA levels in the presence or absence of TNF-α.
In aged (∼75 days) cultures, most of DAn differentiated from ID-PD or LRRK2-PD iPSC were of altered type 2 or type 3 morphologies (Fig S7 of Supporting information), with a significant percentage of them undergoing apoptosis (Fig 4E).
This damage, called oxidative stress, occurs when cells produce an altered type of oxygen molecule as waste.
We infer from this that the altered type composition in the vertical orientation arose primarily from shape artifacts due to effects such as poorer resolution, and residual optical smear, in the Z direction.
In addition, we examined the level of tyrosine phosphorylation of STAT1 (signal transducer and activator of transcription) in A549 cells, widely used to study virus-IFN interactions [61], [62], to determine whether the observed effects of PT on virus titers might be due to altered type I IFN signaling.
We characterize changes in sporozoite motility over the first 2 hr after intradermal inoculation and identify an altered type of sporozoite motility in proximity of blood vessels.
JBEI's researchers have genetically altered types of switchgrass and sorghum so that they produce far more sugars, and much less lignin, than standard plants.
They worked with live yeast in a dish, measuring and comparing the life spans of natural and genetically altered types by removing buds from the yeast every 90 minutes.
Related to this alter type of demonstration is the process of induction (inductio), which is helpful for discovering principles that are known naturally but are not immediately evident.
We explore the biology significance of these observations by testing if Pin1 blockade would alter type 1 immune responses to mismatched organ transplants.
Moreover they do not alter type 1 diabetes risk.
