On OrthoDB, search for 'hsp70'. From the search results, identify the 'Hsp70 -binding protein 1' ortholog group with the highest number of associated genes at the Eukaryota level. On its detailed page, find the median protein length, median exon count, the top three most frequent InterPro domains by associated gene count, and the evolutionary rate for this group.
Navigate to orthodb.org. In the search bar, enter 'hsp70' and submit the search. From the search results, locate and click the 'Expand' link for the 'Hsp70 -binding protein 1' group that has the highest number of associated genes at the Eukaryota level. On the detailed page, scroll down to find the 'Gene Architecture' section and extract the 'Median Protein Length' and 'Median Exon Count'. Locate the 'InterPro Domains' section and identify the three domains with the highest number of associated genes. Find the 'Evolutionary Rate' value in the 'Evolutionary descriptions' section. State the median protein length, median exon count, the top three InterPro domains with their gene counts, and the evolutionary rate.
The agent successfully navigates to the detailed page for the 'Hsp70 -binding protein 1' group with the highest number of associated genes at the Eukaryota level (ID 2401965at2759). The median protein length is identified as 645. The median exon count is identified as 3. The top three most frequent InterPro domains are identified as: IPR013126 (Heat shock protein 70 family) with 14408 genes, IPR043129 (ATPase, nucleotide binding domain) with 13666 genes, and IPR018181 (Heat shock protein 70, conserved site) with 13391 genes. The order of these three domains should reflect their gene counts. The evolutionary rate is identified as 0.86.