The phrase "aggregates figures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of combining or summarizing numerical data into a single set of figures for analysis or reporting.
Example: "The financial report aggregates figures from all departments to provide a comprehensive overview of the company's performance."
Alternatives: "consolidates data" or "summarizes numbers".
Similar to the oligomer seeding studies above in which Aβ did not show seeding, none of the mixed dementia CSF showed enhancement of newly formed mHTT aggregates (Figures 5c and d), supporting template dependence and specificity for HD pathogenesis.
Nanoparticles were visible in the tissues of the treated plants as dark, electron-dense roundish aggregates (Figures 1, 2, 3).
Moreover, we observed that MGO increases the ubiquitination of CHIP- and Hsp40-positive aggregates (Figures 3C and 3D).
Thermal denaturation of GST causes a temperature-dependent increase of scattered light intensity, concomitant with a size increase of the aggregates (Figures 3A and B).
This concentration had no visual effect on the ability of the Als5pV326N to mediate formation of small aggregates (Figures 3K vs. 3L).
A higher concentration of Congo red (300 µM) reduced the ability of both Als5pWT and Als5pV326N cells to bind to the beads and form aggregates (Figures 3H and 3M).
Notably, this assay provided greater sensitivity in detecting seeding by polyQ than the cell-based assay to monitor visible aggregates (Figure 2b).
You can also see the results for magnetic forces between two interacting aggregates (Figure 10).
A magnification of these aggregates (Figure 1b) allows identifying the individual nanoscale size particles on the agglomerate surface.
These nanoparticles consist of amorphous carbon particles, graphitic nanostructures, and metal nanoparticle-containing amorphous carbon aggregates (Figure 3a,b,c).
However, few particles tended to form aggregates (Figure 1a, b), which are attributed to the collision and fusion mechanism [20].
