"protein expression alterations" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in the scientific context to refer to changes in the amount of a certain protein being expressed by a gene. For example, "The study found that increased temperatures had significant effects on protein expression alterations in the organism."
Swiss-Prot accession numbers of identified differentially expressed membrane proteins, retrieved by MASCOT were used to investigate similarities in protein expression alterations between stages.
We also showed that the hGR mRNA fold change and protein expression alterations are associated with simultaneous cortisol and extracellular or intracellular HSP72 or HSP90α changes.
We also examined the hypothesis that the hGR mRNA fold change and protein expression alterations are associated with simultaneous cortisol, extracellular or intracellular HSP72 or HSP90α changes, or with stress-activated bio-molecules and organ dysfunction.
In summary, our study offers a catalogue of microRNA, mRNA and protein expression alterations genetically or functionally related to the pathogenesis of human uterine ULMs.
Since VILIP-1 is involved in the progression of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon-induced experimental skin SCCs, we decided to determine whether genetic and epigenetic changes of this gene in tobacco-associated human non-small cell lung carcinomas (NSCLC) would lead to protein expression alterations and whether these changes could affect clinical outcome.
The frequency and associations of genomic and protein expression alterations in the PI3K pathway differ in the various breast cancer subgroups.
Protein expression alteration (fold change against wild-type controls) was reported with standard error of means (SEM).
However, from 2D SDS-PAGE data it is not possible to claim whether a change is caused by protein expression alteration or by protein posttranslational modification.
Our findings suggest an association between BPV infection and FHIT protein expression alteration raising the possibility of a mechanistic role for the FHIT gene as a cofactor with BPV in triggering the development of equine sarcoid tumour.
Our findings indicate an association between BPV infection and MGMT protein expression alteration suggesting the possibility of a mechanistic role for this gene as a cofactor triggering the development of equine sarcoid tumour in concert with BPV.
Pearson correlation coefficients were calculated for comparison of loss of dopaminergic neurons or TH protein expression with alterations in sleep parameters.
