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Even FUS with deleted NLS and significant degree of nuclear clearance was markedly enriched in paraspeckles (Fig.  1D), indicating a strong affinity of the protein to these nuclear bodies.

As shown in Figure 8B, the noviose sugar of KU-174 forms important interactions with several amino acids (Thr540, Gln682, and Asn686), while the methoxy of the coumarin core exhibits hydrogen-bonding interactions with Asn470 and Tyr472, indicating a strong affinity of KU-174 for Hsp90.

Preliminary results indicate a strong affinity of the separation medium for chlorophenols.

Additionally, preliminary results indicated a strong affinity of the biochar for selected organic micropollutants: naproxen and chlorophenols.

We determined the association constant, Kaqads, of adsorption of MB+ onto silica nanoparticles to be 1.66 105, which indicated a strong affinity between them.

The result showed that Daic populations are closer to the Western Austronesian groups than any other East and Southeast Asian populations are, indicating a strong genetic affinity between Daic speakers and Western Austronesians.

For all these reasons, gene candidates for EGT retrieved from genome-level surveys of aplastidic taxa should not simply indicate a strong phylogenetic affinity to one or another algal group.

The palladium nanoparticles show a strong affinity towards ethanol molecules [26].

Interestingly, CBS' choice of shows — and the stars that appear on the network — suggest a strong affinity toward Silicon Valley.

Previous findings indicated that glioblastoma cells had a strong affinity for, and adhered to, the surface of pG flakes, rather than the edges [15].

Based on the Miedema theory, the enthalpy of the solution for the Fe-B (-143.56 kJ mol-1) and Fe-Si (-116.2 kJ mol-1) pairs is much more negative than that for the Fe-Sn pair (-4.4 kJ mol-1) [23], indicating a much stronger affinity between the components in the substrate itself.