The phrase "altering diverse" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the act of changing or modifying something that is diverse, but the combination lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The project focuses on altering diverse perspectives to create a more inclusive environment."
Alternatives: "modifying various" or "changing different".
29 AMPK phosphorylates a variety of substrates to alter diverse cellular functions, including fatty acid synthesis/oxidation, glycolysis, mitochondrial biogenesis, and gluconeogenesis.
Recently, cavefish were shown to have a mutation in monoamine oxidase that results in changes in the levels of numerous neurotransmitters, raising the possibility that a simple genomic change alters diverse behaviors [ 52].
Consumers' needs for and recognition on fur have altered in diverse manners by changing socio-cultural and technological environments.
The results of our study show that changes in the expression patterns of different CEACAMs can alter their diverse functions on cell-cell interactions leading to changes in differentiation and survival, as well as tumorigenicity.
Thus, it is still poorly understood whether there are crucial oncogenes that are commonly altered in diverse cancers.
Indeed, TFs are often functionally altered in diverse human malignancies, frequently acting as oncoproteins or tumor suppressors (Darnell, 2002).
The group of genes, whose expression is altered, is diverse, suggesting that the molecular regulation of the symbiosis is governed by changes in multiple cellular processes.
On the other hand, many TF families may exhibit altered or diverse functions due to minor sequence changes in different plant and animal lineages [ 11].
However, due to the marked heterogeneity and complexity of different types of human cancers, it is rather difficult to identify such proteins that are commonly altered in diverse cancers.
The monocot penetrance in rpk1-7 can be significantly altered in diverse ecotype backgrounds (supplementary material Fig. S2) as well as in some crosses with different marker/mapping lines (not shown).
