The phrase "contribute to interaction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about how two people (or groups) interact with each other in a positive way. For example: "John and Jane have been working together for years, and their ability to contribute to interaction has made the team successful."
The strands that contribute to interaction are labeled as indicated.
The basic assumption is that many putative binding sites, including the sites of TFexp and of other factors, not just the single best match, may contribute to interaction of this sequence to TFexp.
16 Group-based management of childhood obesity may contribute to interaction between group facilitator and group members towards behavioural change and is considered cost effective.
As regards measurements with the Nd-YAG laser, a certain amount of energy is not absorbed in the first centimeter of tissue and therefore does not contribute to interaction phenomena.
The identities of the intervening residues between the cysteines are expected to play a major role in modulating the redox-potential of the site [ 13] and may also contribute to interaction specificity.
The evidence above strongly suggests that the method is effective at recognizing host-microbe interaction factors, but it is important to keep in mind that it does not directly address the possibility that some genes associated with core biological processes may also contribute to interaction with hosts.
All of the three complementarity-determining regions (CDRs) of VH and CDR1 and CDR3 of VL contribute to interactions with PD-L1, leaving LCDR2 without any contacts.
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Therefore, for both EBNA1 and p53, the data suggest that USP7 regions other than the NTD can contribute to interactions that stimulate DNA binding (albeit to differing degrees).
The sequence between residues T66 and Y94 of CHIPS31 121 does not contribute to interactions with the receptor, but is essential for its native structure (Ippel et al. 2009).
