The phrase "a domain interface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, software development, or networking, where it refers to a specific interface associated with a domain.
Example: "The application requires a domain interface to connect to the server and retrieve the necessary data."
Alternatives: "a domain API" or "a domain endpoint".
Furthermore, although in the PII-type ATPases the A domain interfaces with the first, second and third transmembrane segments, the A domain of the copper ATPase intervenes only between the M2 and M3 transmembrane segments, lacking interface with MC (M1 in PII-ATPase terminology).
On the other hand, an increasing interdomain electrostatic energy under a poling field may induce a different domain interface, which is beneficial to extrinsic electromechanical responses.
Shear movements, in contrast, have a preserved domain interface where the domains have a relative movement along the plane of the interface.
After that, the further increase of shear rate leads to a blurred domain interface.
The concept of His as a critical pH sensor at a key intramolecular domain interface in a viral fusion protein has recently emerged [67], [68].
βB2-N thus resembles the ancestral prototype of the βγ-crystallin superfamily as it self-associates in solution to form a dimer with an essentially identical domain interface as that between the N and C domains in βγ-crystallins, but without the benefit of a covalent linker.
The six residues that we have implicated, namely, Phe 56, Val 132, Val 164, Gly 165, Ser 166, and Leu 167, form a locus spanning the domain interface and a part of the edge strand in the C-terminal domain.
Asparagines 142 and 143 of the light chain (A or L) and His 170 of the heavy chain (B or H) of one Fab form a pocket in the CL CH1 domain interface that binds a Zn2+ ion, which accepts Glu 1 from the heavy chain of the second Fab.
It is found that a {1 1 2} type of domain interface minimizes interdomain elastic energies.
