The phrase "also interacted with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing additional interactions someone or something has had with a person, group, or object.
Example: "In addition to her research, she also interacted with a variety of experts in the field."
Alternatives: "also engaged with a" or "additionally communicated with a".
Authors worked as a development team (collaborative) but also interacted with a larger project team that included material reviewers, classroom observers, assessment experts, and leadership and evaluation personnel.
Interestingly, IKKβ also interacted with a kinase-dead FGFR4 (FGFR4-KD), indicathat that a functional FGFR4 kinase domain is not essential for the interaction of these two proteins.
These medications also interacted with a number of unrelated receptors which led to a substantial burden of side effects.
AIRE PHD1 also interacted with a small fraction of native mononucleosomes, as assessed by western blot against H3 and H2B (Fig 1E), and by analysing bound DNA (supplementary Fig S1G online).
Since both Sun1 and Sun2 also interact with A-type lamins and other components of the INM (i.e. emerin) the SUN-KASH-interaction within the PNS forms a functional cross linkage of the nucleoskeleton and the cytoskeleton [4], [22].
Controls are also interacted with an indicator for Australia.
The anti-FADD antibody also interacted with an additional unspecific protein product.
Didi and Gogo also interact with a pair of strange travelers, the imperious Pozzo (Avi Hoffman) and an elderly man — named, with Beckettian irony, Lucky (the delightful Rafael Goldwaser) — who carries Pozzo's heavy baskets and is kept attached to a rope.
The collective argument of these dissidents is not only that inequality violates moral values, but that it also interacts with a money-driven political system to grant excessive power to the most affluent.
CBD also interacts with a multitude of ion channels, enzymes, and other receptors [18, 83, 129, 130, 225, 259].
COX-2 inhibitors like celecoxib do not interact with COX-2 alone; they can also interact with a variety of other molecular targets.
