The phrase "affinity to a unique" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a connection or attraction to something specific, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "She has an affinity to a unique style of painting that captivates her."
Alternatives: "attraction to a distinctive" or "connection with a singular".
Kaiso belongs to a unique family of transcription factors that can associate selectively, and with high affinity, to methylated CpG DNA via zinc finger domains [29].
Because isothermal titration calorimetry has the capability to measure different energetic contributions to the binding affinity, it provides a unique bridge between computational and experimental analysis.
All tested ML bound with high affinity in a unique site, within the inner chamber of the protein, supporting that ML may be transported by Cel-Pgp-1.
Specific peptide−ligand systems, where the peptide ligand has affinity for a unique protein, have been shown effective for controlled release of bFGF 19) and sequestration of MCP-1(20) and TNFα.
This receptor utilizes the imine nitrogen located on its outer core in addition to the cavity to form hydrogen-bonded adducts with high binding affinity, thus providing a unique design for chemical and biological recognition.
An affinity sensor is a unique in situ assay tool, which is valuable and convenient in practical situations.
It is now known, however, that MTP-131 has a high affinity for cardiolipin, a unique anionic phospholipid (Birk et al., 2013; Szeto, 2014).
It contained the His(6 -affinity tag and a unique thrombin cleavage site.
Possible explanations for this observation are: (i) miR-621 exhibits very high pre-miRNA levels and therefore elevated Exportin-5 indeed facilitated its export to the cytoplasm promoting its maturation; (ii) this miRNA exhibits unique affinity to Exportin-5 which takes first priority in export over the other miRNAs; (iii) the half-life of the mature miRNA is longer for miR-621.
Furthermore, 2G12 exhibits a unique swapped VH domain structure, which generates a multivalent antigen binding surface with unusual affinity to the glycoprotein epitopes exhibiting a nanomolar dissociation constant.
