The phrase "aggressive properties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing characteristics or traits that are forceful, assertive, or combative, often in relation to materials, behaviors, or strategies.
Example: "The aggressive properties of the new material make it suitable for high-stress applications in engineering."
Alternatives: "assertive characteristics" or "forceful traits."
Sodium is volatile, difficult to work with and known for caustic, aggressive properties.
In addition, it has been recognized as an oncoprotein whose overexpression in cancer cells promotes tumor aggressive properties such as increased clonogenicity, migration, invasion, chemotherapy resistance, stress survival, angiogenesis and tumor growth (reviewed in Refs. [8, 9]).
Thus, the therapy-related data further argues against ALDH as a marker of melanoma cells with enhanced aggressive properties.
Rather, it is suggested that multiple cell populations are implicated in initiation and progression of the disease, making it of importance to identify subpopulations with elevated aggressive properties.
On a molecular level, SPINK1 affects multiple aggressive properties in breast cancer: survival, invasiveness and chemoresistance.
Thus, SPINK1 affects multiple aggressive properties in breast cancer: survival, invasiveness and chemoresistance.
These results suggested that TWIST may mediate FOXF2-regulated EMT phenotype and aggressive property.
Another aggressive property of RASFs is their elevated migratory/invasive capacity.
Our finding indicates that FOXF2 may play a role in controlling the differentiation state of basal-like breast cells and inhibits the aggressive property of BLBC.
TWIST1 was negatively regulated by FOXF2 and mediated the FOXF2-regulated EMT phenotype of basal-like breast cells and aggressive property of BLBC.
Hence, our study provides for the first time, the importance of MUC4 in gastric cancer and explains the possible mechanism through which MUC4 can promote aggressive property of poorly differentiated gastric non-SRCC cells.
