The results suggested that NP-TGT sensors with higher mechanical force generally triggered more aggressive spreading response and enhanced BCR synaptic accumulation than NP-TGT molecules with lower mechanical force.
Supported by NP-TGT system, for the first time, we demonstrated that IgM-BCR activation is in a mechanical force dependent manner by providing evidence that high mean rupture force NP-TGT sensors which can stand for high-force load-triggered more aggressive spreading response and the enhanced BCR signaling than low mean rupture force NP-TGT sensors.
However, during tumour progression that occurs in up to 20 30% of cases, cellular dedifferentiation is present, and is usually accompanied by more aggressive growth, metastatic spread and loss of iodide uptake ability [ 4].
But in the last 20 years, the single-celled diatom seems to have morphed into a more aggressive invasive species, spreading from British Columbia across the continent to New York.
Duby says NSF plans to be even more aggressive next year in spreading the word about the fellowship program and counseling potential applicants on how to improve their odds.
It makes animals – usually dogs and bats, and occasionally humans – more aggressive, compelling them to spread the virus through biting and scratching.
However, when a multivariate analysis was performed (Table 3), age remained associated with the risk of CBC only for late CBC, the relationship with risk of early CBC being entirely explained by more aggressive lesions and tumour spread occurring in younger patients.
McClary et al. [ 32] suggest that maxillary AM is more aggressive in terms of spread and recurrence because the rate of tumor extension may be associated with the thickness of the cortical maxillary bone, which provides a weak barrier to tumor progression.
A more aggressive effort to prevent the spread of AIDS would be far less expensive than treating those infected in an epidemic.
As in some jacanas, the female of Rostratula is more aggressive in courtship, displaying with spread wing and tail, and she leaves incubation and care of the chicks to the male.
