1. In protein structure, a region of a protein that folds independently and is stabilized by hydrophobic interactions, typically containing a specific three-dimensional structure and function
The enzyme contains three orthodox domains that work together to catalyze the reaction.
A enzima contém três domínios ortodoxos que trabalham juntos para catalisar a reação.
2. A conserved structural unit within proteins that maintains a conventional or established folding pattern
This orthodox domain is responsible for binding to the substrate.
Este domínio ortodoxo é responsável pela ligação ao substrato.