The phrase "ability to invade into" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing the capacity or capability to intrude or penetrate into a space or system.
Example: "The malware demonstrated its ability to invade into secure networks, compromising sensitive data."
Alternatives: "capacity to infiltrate" or "ability to penetrate".
Haemophilus influenzae has evolved a number of strategies to evade the host defense including the ability to invade into local tissue.
In terms of the ability to invade into kidney parenchyma, these cells could be SP cells.
Interestingly, depletion of Rab5a, 11b or 21 in carcinoma cells did not affect their ability to invade into matrix that had previously been remodelled by fibroblasts.
In our study, it was found that gastric carcinomas with higher EMMPRIN expression displayed more ability to invade into lymphatic or venous vessels, or through the gastric wall.
In EMT, the cancer cells acquire the ability to invade into the surrounding microenvironment and thus may lead to relapse and metastases.
Ovarian cancer spheroids are thought to have an important role in the dissemination of ovarian cancer, with the ability to invade into mesothelial cells that line the peritoneal cavity.
In contrast, 59 M cells had an intrinsic ability to invade in the absence of platelets.
These combined studies demonstrate that genistein can selectively inhibit the production of individual MMPs, which could have significant impact on a cancer cell's ability to invade deeper into the surrounding tissue.
These results together indicate that Querétaro strain has a higher ability to invade and replicate into the host organism than Ninoa strain.
Metastasis to distant organs is a consequence of a complicated multistep process, wherein cells acquire the ability to invade beyond normal cellular boundaries, intravasate into blood and lymphatics, journey to distant organs, extravasate and proliferate in a different microenvironment, concomitantly eluding antitumour host immunity.
All cell lines were classified into invasive and noninvasive tumor cells according to their ability to invade the collagen gel.
