The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, temple of the applied industrial sciences, created the Sloan School of Management in 1914 — a recognition of the affinity between the two disciplines — and the school in turn introduced M.B.A., or master's of business administration, programs in 1925.
By implementing an affinity assay based on the competitive bonding between concanavalin A and dextran, the selectivity of the membrane can be transferred to the glucose specific recognition of the affinity assay.
But responding to these criticisms calls for a more explicit recognition of the affinities between evolutionary biology and history.
Recruitment of ZFP57/KAP1 at the ICRs is mediated by ZFP57 recognition of a methylated TGCmetCGC hexanucleotide motif; the first and second Cys2His2 ZFs of the mouse protein are sufficient for the high affinity recognition of this DNA target site [6].
But the recognition of their affinity will fuel Margaret's obsession with Selina.
In recognition of his affinity for ritualized, poorly understood traditions, her Christmas gift to him in 2002, shortly after their wedding, was a class on rum punches that Dale DeGroff, a noted cocktail historian, was teaching at the Marriott Marquis in Times Square.
In this context, nascent viral mRNAs can be accessed by M2-1 and closure of the core domain triggered upon recognition of high affinity sequences such as gene ends and polyA tails.
The receptor-ligand interactions involve noncognate recognition of low affinity self or microbial peptides by the T-cell receptor (TCR) and recognition of inducible nonclassical MHC class I molecules by NK cell receptors.
But we know that something important has occurred — a recognition of a deep affinity — and that impression will stay with us despite subsequent evidence to the contrary.
The overall affinity for εA-DNA is 40-fold tighter than for a nonspecific site, demonstrating specific recognition of this damaged base.
