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1. Introduction WD40, also known as the WD-repeat (WDR) protein, is a family of proteins that have been highly conserved during evolution, and they are widely found in eukaryotes [1]. The WD40 domain is generally 4–8 amino acid residues of about 40–60, containing a glycine–histidine dimer peptide (GH) at the N-terminal end and a tryptophanaspartate dimeric peptide (WD) at the C-terminal end [2,3].
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