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A mutual attraction or innate congeniality between planets.
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A term derived from the Law of Mass Action. It expresses the strength of binding between reactants in a reversible reaction.
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relationship by alliance (2 Chr. 18:1) or by marriage (1 Kings 3:1). Marriages are prohibited within certain degrees of affinity, enumerated Lev. 18:6-17. Consanguinity is relationship by blood.
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a measure of strength of the bond between a drug and a disease target molecule. The efficacy of a drug at treating a disease is often correlated with its affinity for the target molecule.
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Affinity is a measure of the intrinsic binding strength of the ligand binding reaction. The intrinsic attractiveness of the binder for the ligand is typically expressed as the equilibrium constant (Ka) of the reaction. The equilibrium constant Ka = [Ligand-Binder]/[Ligand][Binder], where [ ] represents the molar concentration of the material at equilibrium.
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