The phrase "bound upon" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English in certain contexts.
It is typically used to describe something that is firmly attached or connected to something else, or to describe someone who is determined or destined to do something. For example: - The vines were tightly bound upon the trellis, reaching up towards the sun. - She felt a sense of duty bound upon her to take care of her siblings. - The soldiers were bound upon their mission to protect the kingdom. - The two countries were bound upon a treaty of peace and cooperation.
That Pakistan is a nation bound upon a wheel of fire is not in any doubt.
In Sato and Nakano's system Sec23/24 remained membrane bound upon interacting with v-SNARE Bet1p.
The FG repeat domains remained stably bound upon rinsing in buffer.
For the zymogen form of TG3, a single tightly bound calcium ion has been found, but two further ions are bound upon proteolytic activation (Ahvazi et al. 2002).
NE and MPO remained bound upon treatment of azurophilic granules with HOCl, indicating that H2O2 likely is sufficient to drive dissociation.
The age-related genes were also mapped onto mouse genes identified as having STAT5 bound upon activation by growth hormone (GH) to examine putative GH regulation [ 22]; 18% (124/688) were associated with STAT5 in this model (p < 0.001).
For example, Deuteronomy 11 18 is one of the standard texts referenced as supporting the obligation, but does not designate what specifically to "bind upon your arm," and the definition of totafot is not obvious.
TULIPs consist of an Avena sativa LOV2-Jα-helix domain with a peptide tag at the C-terminus of the Jα-helix (LOVpep), which binds upon light excitation to a engineered erbin PDZ (ePDZ) domain.
In this study, a novel method is presented to predict the lower bound based upon the information of microstructural inhomogeneities and loading conditions.
The reducibility of the Au-free oxides shows an optimum at ∼25% La content, which can be traced back to improved oxygen mobility due to formation of oxygen vacancies and to the formation of more strongly bound oxygen upon La addition.
In situ fractionation based on successive detergent extractions displayed punctuate pattern of nuclear retention of the DNA bound RECQ1 upon IR exposure (Fig. 1B).
