Furthermore, binding studies have revealed affinities of FE@SUPPY for human A1R and A2AR in the micromolar range, severalfold lower than towards human A3R [ 10].
Barney is unusual in having a room of his own, for the works are generally arranged to reveal affinities between different artists.
As a composer, theorist and saxophonist, Mr. Braxton, above, exemplified the brazen intellectualization of jazz's avant-garde; his pieces often included instructions in the form of geometric pictographs, and his process revealed an affinity for classical conceptualism.
In "Asuncion," now at the Cherry Lane Theater in a Rattlestick Playwrights Theater production, Jesse Eisenberg revealed an affinity for creating characters with a more real human blush about them.
That movement, the second, recalls "the kind of expressivity you find in the music of Berg," Mr. Kahane said, referring to the Austrian composer Alban Berg, who, despite a lifelong association with the master serialist Arnold Schoenberg, revealed an affinity for the Romantics that some critics say set him apart from Schoenberg's Second Viennese School.
Only the fibroblast growth factors (FGFs) revealed higher affinity for heparin than to alginate-sulfate.
Evaluation of 7-aminoactinomycin D binding to a library of thermodynamically characterized DNA hairpins revealed an affinity for the hairpin-forming sequence 5′-GGATACCCCCGTATCC-3′ (dubbed ACC4) of Kd = 6.8 ± 2.2 μM.
She added that the music instead revealed Davis' affinity for minimalism and understated composition.
A screen for RNase A ligands in an array of mammalian cell-surface glycans revealed strong affinity for a hexasaccharide, Globo H, that is a tumor-associated antigen and the basis for a vaccine in clinical trials.
Works like "The Stone Is the Soul" (1993) and "The Three Stages of the Moon" (1993) show a small sampling of Mr. McKenzie's prolific output, which reveals his affinity for the biomorphic form, and his selfless devotion to a special belief system.
