The other proposed mechanism has been called a "perigenetic pathway", and involves enhancement of the transformed host cell phenotype by means of alterations in cell proteins, such as adhesion proteins.
Resistance to killing by Verde2, by means of alterations in host surface glycosylation, resulted in hypersensitivity to Verde1, revealing a trade-off in bacterial susceptibility.
Exposure to the vapours of gasoline or its constituents may be accidental, occupational by workers at fuel stations and factories, or through abuse as a mean of mood alteration (Fortenberry, 1985; Mc Garvey et al., 1999).
The number of genomic alterations in colorectal cancer cells was more than expected and mean number of alterations per cell was ~11,000 [ 38].
The mean estimate of alterations observed in tumor genomes varied between 4.42% in DA and 2.29% in GBM by method I and 11.96% (DA) and 6.03% (GBM) by method II.
Sari et al. (2017) observed a linear relation between contact angle and ζ-parameter (a combination of rock-brine and oil-brine ζ-potential), stating that ζ-potential is a more reliable means of wettability alteration prediction rather than brine salinity because different salinities of different ions may result in the same oil recovery.
Another up-regulated gene, validated by real time PCR, was JAG1, pointing to a regulatory role of AnxA1 on T cells by means of sustained alteration of genes central to their development and differentiation.
Both onset of the auditory signal and release of the button were registered by means of an alteration to the output signal.
No single regenerant was free of (epi mutations, with a mean of about 29 alterations per plant (range 12 to 58) being detected.
Maintaining received interlocks thus goes along with a loss of autonomy and may even mean an alteration of the firm's strategy (Palmer and Barber 2001; Pfeffer and Salancik 1978).
