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===Glossary of "Life (9th ed.)" by [[Sadava_Hillis_Heller_Berenbaum_2011|Sadava et al. (2011)]]=== | ===Glossary of "Life (9th ed.)" by [[Sadava_Hillis_Heller_Berenbaum_2011|Sadava et al. (2011)]]=== | ||
| − | *(1) An independent structural element within a [[protein]]. Encoded by recognizable nucleotide sequences, a domain often folds separately from the rest of the [[protein]]. Similar domains can appear in variety of different proteins across phylogenetic groups (e.g., “[[homeobox]] domain”; calcium-binding domain”). (2) In phylogenetics, the | + | *(1) An independent structural element within a [[protein]]. Encoded by recognizable nucleotide sequences, a domain often folds separately from the rest of the [[protein]]. Similar domains can appear in variety of different proteins across phylogenetic groups (e.g., “[[homeobox]] domain”; calcium-binding domain”). (2) In phylogenetics, the three [[monophyletic]] branches of life (Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya). |
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2018年7月14日 (土) 08:00時点における最新版
domain
- ドメイン，領域，分子内で一つの機能を持った領域（日本語）
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Definition
Glossary of "Evolution (4th ed.)" by Futuyma & Kirkpatrick (2017)
- A relatively small protein segment or module (usually 100 amino acids or less) that can fold into a specific three-dimensional structure independently of other domains.
Glossary of "Life (9th ed.)" by Sadava et al. (2011)
- (1) An independent structural element within a protein. Encoded by recognizable nucleotide sequences, a domain often folds separately from the rest of the protein. Similar domains can appear in variety of different proteins across phylogenetic groups (e.g., “homeobox domain”; calcium-binding domain”). (2) In phylogenetics, the three monophyletic branches of life (Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya).
文献（引用）
- Futuyma, D. J. & Kirkpatrick, M. 2017. Evolution, 4th ed. -xviii + 602 pp. Sinauer Associates, Inc., Sunderland.
- Sadava, D., Hillis, D. M., Heller, H. C. & Berenbaum, M. R. 2011. Life: The Science of Biology, 9th ed. -xliv + 1266 pp. Sinauer Associates, Inc., Sunderland.
