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Fig. 5.
Part of the UniProtKB entry Q86JF2 displayed at www.uniprot.org/. The
different topological and functional domains detected through our annotation
pipeline are described in the sequence annotation field.
Figure 5 is an example of a protein harboring transmembrane domains,
WD repeats, and a BEACH domain.
2.2.3. Nomenclature annotation
Associating a protein with a recommended name and a gene symbol is
also a crucial mission of the UniProt Consortium. This manually inten-
sive task is a very useful service to the community since it helps in the
process of standardizing shared nomenclature, which is often inadequate
in the life sciences field.
Cross-references to dictyBase are added automatically to TrEMBL
entries at each release. At the same time, the gene name provided by
