TATA-Binding Protein
ContentsFunctionTATA-Binding Protein (TBP) binds to TATA box in DNA and is part of the RNA polymerase II transcription complex. The transcription factor proteins are named TFIIA to TFIIH. TBP is part of TFIID. Its interaction with DNA initiates the DNA strands separation[1]. Called the TATA box to represent its thymine-adenine-thymine-adenine-adenine (TATAA) nucleotide motif. See also Additional informationSee: Transcription for additional Proteopedia resources RelevanceTBP is associated with aggregated proteins in several of the polyglutamine disorders like cerebellar ataxia[2]. Structural highlightsinteract with the phosphate groups The interactions of TBP with the DNA TATA box occurs with the minor groove of the DNA. The DNA duplex is bent in a sharp angle and most interactions are non-polar of hydrophobic[3]. 3D Structures of TATA-binding proteinTATA-binding protein 3D structures
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3D Structures of TATA-binding protein
Updated on 13-February-2020
- TBP
- Transcription and RNA Processing – AtTBP - Arabidopsis thaliana
- Yeast TATA Binding Protein – yTBP - yeast
- Transcription – yTBP (mutant)
- TATA-binding protein 3D structures – TBP – Sulfolobus acidocaldarius
- 3eik – TBP – Encephalitozoon cuniculi
- 2z8u – TBP – Methanococcus janaschii
- 1pcz – PwTBP - Pyrococcus woesei
- Transcription and RNA Processing – AtTBP - Arabidopsis thaliana
- TBP+DNA TATA box
- TBP+DNA TATA box +TFIIA
- TBP+DNA TATA box +TFIIB
- TBP+DNA TATA+TFIIIB
- TBP+DNA TATA+TFIIA+TFIID
- TBP+TFIID
- TBP in RNA polymerase II complex
- 5iy6, 5iy7, 5iy8, 5iy9, 5iya, 5iyb, 5iyc, 5iyd – hTBP + DNA-directed RNA polymerase II + TFII + DNA - Cryo EM
- 5fyw, 5fz5, 5fmf, 4v1n, 4v1o – yTBP + DNA-directed RNA polymerase II + TFII + DNA
- 6o9l, 6gym, 6gyl, 6gyk, 6f44, 6f42, 6f41, 6f40, 6eu0, 6cnf, 6cnd, 6cnc, 6cnb – yTBP + DNA-directed RNA polymerase II + TFII + DNA – Cryo EM
- 5iy6, 5iy7, 5iy8, 5iy9, 5iya, 5iyb, 5iyc, 5iyd – hTBP + DNA-directed RNA polymerase II + TFII + DNA - Cryo EM
- TBP in SAGA transcriptional complex
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