The phrase "altered by binding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or modifications that occur as a result of binding, such as in legal, scientific, or literary discussions.
Example: "The document was altered by binding, resulting in a loss of some important information."
Alternatives: "modified through binding" or "changed by binding".
For example, the specificity of an endogenous hydrolase might be altered by binding one of our helical bundles.
A Notch receptor is irretrievably altered by binding its ligand, so it is believed that each receptor can fire only once after it has bound its ligand [72].
To determine whether the ratio of utilization of two AUG codons is altered by binding of an antisense LNA oligonucleotide to various locations in a 5' leader other than that of AUG1, we generated a series of mRNA constructs with isosequential 5' leaders by inserting an LNA-target sequence into different parts of the 5' leader of the (CAA)16 CAT-FLAG mRNA (Figure 5A).
FP insertion into the membrane was altered by binding to TMD.
Access to the pocket is apparently controlled by the rotameric state of residue F103, which is altered by binding of the long-chain blockers.
If the mutations occur at codons 12, 13, 59, 61, 63, 116, 117, 119 or 146, its structure is altered by binding sites for guanine, affecting normal function.
We further show that the kinase activity of Hrr25 is altered by Mam1 binding, and we identify Hrr25 phosphorylation sites on Mam1 that may affect monopolin complex stability and/or kinetochore binding in meiosis.
Some receptors are ion channels that open or close when their molecular configuration is altered by the binding action of the neurotransmitter.
Multi-nanosecond molecular dynamics simulations have been used to explore motions about the hinge region and how they are altered by ligand binding.
These results, together with direct fluorescence titration, suggest the environment of the Trp residues located in the N-terminal end is altered by Ca2+ binding to EF1, EF2, or both.
The molecular geometry surrounding the most important catalytic amino acid, Ser 195, was significantly altered by the binding of LMWLs while heparin had no measurable effect on Ser 195.
