forkhead
/ˈfɔrk.hed/Definitions
1. noun
A type of transcription factor found in certain eukaryotic organisms, characterized by a fork-shaped DNA-binding domain.
“The genetic study of the organism relied heavily on understanding the function of its forkhead transcription factors.”
2. anatomy
The anterior portion of the head of a horse, especially in relation to its facial structure.
“The horse’s forkhead was prominent, giving it a distinctive appearance in the field.”