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Taxonomical root node Two superdomains (controversial) Two empires Three domains Five Dominiums Five kingdoms Six kingdoms Eocyte hypothesis Biota / Vitae...
Click to read more »This can create a "superdomain" called "Acytota", also called "Aphanobionta", of non-cellular life; with the other superdomain being "cytota" or cellular...
Click to read more »Domain Empire Realm Kingdom Phylum Division Class Division Legion Subrank Superdomain Domain Subdomain Hyperkingdom Superkingdom Kingdom Subkingdom Infrakingdom...
Click to read more »This combined superdomain can occur in diverse proteins that are not related by gene duplication alone. An example of a superdomain is the protein tyrosine...
Click to read more »protein tyrosine phosphatase domain and C2 domain pair, was called "a superdomain" that may evolve as a single unit. The structural and sequence motifs...
Click to read more »domain, are inherited together as a single unit and thus constitute a superdomain, not only in PTEN but also in various other proteins in fungi, plants...
Click to read more »the current level, the server checks for wildcards in all enclosing superdomains, all of the way up to the root.[citation needed] In the examples listed...
Click to read more »auxilin, located near the N-terminus of the polypeptide, constitute a superdomain, a tandem arrangement of two or more nominally unrelated domains that...
Click to read more »plants and fungi comprise a PTP-C2 superdomain. An integrated PTP domain and C2 domain, the PTP-C2 superdomain came into existence over 1 billion years...
Click to read more »a sheaf of supercommutative algebras that is locally isomorphic to a superdomain. A more concrete coordinate-based formalism, used especially in parts...
Click to read more »tyrosine phosphatase domain and a C2 domain. This domain pair constitutes a superdomain, a heritable unit that is found in various proteins in fungi, plants...
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