The phrase "altering cell wall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, microbiology, or biotechnology, particularly when discussing changes to the structure or composition of a cell wall.
Example: "The researchers focused on altering cell wall properties to enhance the plant's resistance to pathogens."
Alternatives: "modifying cell wall" or "changing cell wall".
They affect cell elongation by altering cell wall plasticity.
They may affect PME activity directly, or indirectly via altering cell wall properties.
Narbonin has been previously suggested as interfering with parasite growth in the root by altering cell wall extensibility [ 19].
The results provide information on the potential for altering cell wall composition in important crop species of the Triticeae from which residual straw, bran from flour milling and spent grain from the brewery might be used in renewable biofuel production.
However, isaA, overexpressed in MO036, could also be an additional strategy contributing to triclosan resistance, since its involvement has been recently mentioned for fusidic acid resistance, by altering cell wall metabolism and therefore cell properties [ 28].
The purpose of pretreatment is to reduce biomass recalcitrance by altering cell wall structural features so that the polysaccharide fractions (mainly cellulose) locked in the intricacy of plant cell walls can become more accessible and amenable to enzymatic hydrolysis [ 3, 6, 10].
Penicillin susceptibility test indicated that the cross-linking activity of MTG might alter cell wall architecture and then improve the cellular resistance to oxidative stress.
In the presence of vancomycin, MRSA may also be able to rapidly effect genetic mutations that alter cell wall composition and thereby allow the bacteria to actively evade the antibiotic.
A common feature among the transcript profiling studies of sap sucking insects has been the identification of genes encoding proteins that alter cell wall structure.
It has been suggested that these cell surface proteins function as stress sensors to activate Rom2 in response to stresses that alter cell wall integrity [13] [15].
The brown midrib (bm) mutants of maize (Zea mays L ., which have altered cell wall composition, have different flowering dynamics compared to their wild-type counterparts.
