The phrase "are involved in the binding of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts, particularly when discussing interactions between molecules, such as proteins or ligands.
Example: "The researchers found that several key amino acids are involved in the binding of the substrate to the enzyme."
Alternatives: "play a role in the binding of" or "participate in the binding of".
In the + 2 subsite of BsXynA, Tyr65 and Trp129 were identified as residues that are involved in the binding of decorated substrates.
The sequences also indicated the presence of conserved amino acid residues and motifs that are present in mammalian hexokinases and are involved in the binding of different substrates.
The localization of the binding motives on TPPP/p25 were established by specific ELISA experiments performed with designed and synthesized peptides: motives at the 178 187 and 147 156 segments are involved in the binding of tubulin and α-synuclein, respectively.
In the case of lipoic acid-capped nanoparticles, the disulfides are reduced by polyphenols to two thiol groups (−S S– → –SH + −SH), which are involved in the binding of lipoic acid to gold nanoparticles.
The two largest subunits, β and β′, are involved in the binding of Stl (13, 21 – 21).
Of the four replaced sites of FDS, F239 and R351 are involved in the binding of the nucleophilic substrate isopentenyl diphosphate.
Figure 7 showed the binding modes of curcumin with human AChE and it can be seen that the interactions, including hydrogen bonds and hydrophobic interactions, were involved in the binding of curcumin with human AChE.
The eEF1 subunit 1A1 is involved in the binding of tRNA to ribosomes during protein synthesis.
Interestingly, all four of these residues were involved in the binding interactions of SB-RA-2001 SB-RA-2001 SB-RA-2001
The methylation of H3R2 and H3K4 abolishes or weakens the binding affinity, suggesting that these two amino acids may be involved in the binding.
The variable immunoglobulin (Ig) domains contain hypervariable regions that are involved in the formation of the antigen binding site.
