Domain Folding is a protein folding pathway mechanism characterized by the autonomous folding of discrete structural and functional units within a polypeptide chain, where each domain attains its native conformation independently of other regions of the protein.
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Protein superfamilles and domain superfolds
Christine Orengo, David T. Jones, Janet M. Thornton · Nature · 1994 · 790 citations
The fibronectin type III domain as a scaffold for novel binding proteins
Akiko Koide, Charles W. Bailey, Xiaolin Huang et al. · Journal of Molecular Biology · 1998 · 598 citations · Full text
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