One is that eristostatin has a particular affinity for melanoma cells, which presumably have a protein on their surfaces that is similar to the one which attracts eristostatin to platelets.
(I'd been told that Bigfoots have a particular affinity for Zagnut bars, but they weren't stocked by the local Wal-Mart).
There will be a new Christopher Wheeldon ballet, with music by George Gershwin, a composer with whom, if "An American in Paris" is any indication, Wheeldon has a particular affinity.
"I can't tell you how many kids would identify with this and say, 'My mom used to do that.' " She adds that, though it took three years before Bonsai would trust people again, today he is a playful pony with a particular affinity for children with special needs.
While we would never abandon repertory programs, we were really interested in directors who had a particular affinity for telling stories, for understanding the narrative capabilities of ballet".
I don't feel a particular affinity for any of them, if I'm being honest.
But why does Dumfries and Galloway have a particular affinity with the sport which is now enjoying much wider appeal?
As Mr. Trapp likes to point out, the house is all about squares, a shape for which he has a particular affinity.
Terada says he regularly enjoys Big Macs and has a particular affinity for the sauce, meaning that it was destined to end up on his Will It Sushi?
He had a particular affinity for cats and stated that "a catless house is a soulless house".
