trans meets cis in MADS science
作者： Stefan de Folter , Gerco C. Angenent
DOI: 10.1016/J.TPLANTS.2006.03.008
关键词: DNA binding site 、 General transcription factor 、 TAF2 、 Response element 、 Biology 、 Sp3 transcription factor 、 Transcription factor 、 Genetics 、 E2F1 、 Promoter
摘要: The interaction between a transcription factor and its binding site at the DNA is an integral part of transcriptional regulatory networks, which fundamental for understanding biological processes. An example family MADS domain factors, represent key regulators processes in yeast, animals plants. However, despite our extensive knowledge these limited information available on cis-elements to proteins bind or how elements are defined. Here, we discuss current protein sites compare data from various organisms. This can help us developing algorithms predict would be significant step forward identification "down-stream" target genes elucidation networks.
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