The phrase 'hand binding' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone is using their hands to bind something, such as tying a knot in a rope. For example, "Dave skillfully used his hands for the hand binding of the fishing net."
On the other hand, binding of the exogenous ligand introduces distinct structural changes in the two proteins.
Manufacturing an oversized book like "Celestial Gallery," for example, which entails polychromatic images and a hand binding, costs about $20 a copy to produce in China, compared with about $50 a copy in the United States.
A firm believer that a return to the past would produce a better society, he commissioned handmade paper like that used in the 15th century, had new, blacker inks made, and used the handpress and hand binding exclusively; a few copies of each title were also printed on vellum.
On the other hand, binding affinity of Pb2+ was higher than the other metals (Ni2+ and Hg2+) with L-2.
On the other hand, binding energy values of the different components of FePcS gave information on changes in the pure complex due to its interaction with the CNT surface.
On the other hand, binding of a VEGF165 dimer to HS requires two highly sulfated HS domains linked through a partially sulfated transitional sequence [8].
Kyoto crudely divided the fight against climate change along similar lines, with only the rich nations handed binding targets to reduce their greenhouse gas pollution.
Two dissociation constants are introduced for the EF-hand binding sites, K1 and Kc1.
In the middle of the protein, there are two EF-hand binding domains, the first one having only weak homology.
The structure of CaM suggests that this molecule is very likely to have non-sequential Ca2+ access to EF-hand binding sites.
Physiological levels of [Ca2+]c regulate FAD-GPDH (K0.5 ≃ 0.1 μM in rat liver mitochondrial extracts [23]), via a cytosol-facing EF-hand binding site for Ca2+ [24].
