When Dre casts a fair-skinned black family for an ad campaign (that his assistant jokes looks like the DeBarge's) his co-workers note that he has an affinity for lighter skin.
In the absence of RK there is no light-induced rhodopsin phosphorylation, and without phosphorylation, arrestin's affinity for light-activated rhodopsin is low [37], [38], [39], [40], and therefore little or no stable complex will be formed.
Watkin's affinity for natural light is on display in "Yentl" (1983), "The Hotel New Hampshire" (1984) and "White Nights" (1985).
Analysis of specific tissue structures may be of particular interest concerning a possibility of tissue affinity for individual light chains.
Following import into the mitochondria, Tfam appears to have a high affinity for the light- and heavy-strand promoters of the mitochondrial genome [ 4, 5].
The tree's unusual affinity for nickel first came to light in the 1970s, and research into other hyperaccumulator plants has increased since then.
Initially, only small contingents of American soldiers will be venturing into Africa, consistent with the Army's recently discovered affinity for what it calls a "light footprint".
The orchestra and big-band arrangements connect more to the likes of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin than most Grand Ole Opry types, but his light touch and affinity for things that swing is usually effective.
Not surprisingly, in light of its high affinity for essential metals, pdtc also exhibits antimicrobial activity [ 4].
According to the first model, VfAu1 is dimeric regardless of the light conditions and additional light-induced LOV dimerization enhances its affinity for DNA (Toyooka et al., 2011).
For him and his relatives, that is the world of lights, cameras and action, an affinity for which is in their genes.
