Gene Details:
- Gene ID: GSMUA_Achr6P01090_001
- Gene Family: bZIP Family
- Description: bZIP Family protein
- Species: Musa acuminata
- Source: bZIP family gene from PlantTFDB
Protein Features:
- SMART: SM00338
- Gene3D: G3DSA:1.20.5.170
- PROSITE profile: PS50217
- Pfam: PF00170
- SuperFamily: SSF57959
- PROSITE pattern: PS00036
- InterPro: IPR004827
Annotation Proteins:
- Refseq: XP_009402947.1 — PREDICTED: bZIP transcription factor 68-like isoform X1
- Refseq: XP_009402949.1 — PREDICTED: bZIP transcription factor 68-like isoform X1
- Refseq: XP_018682548.1 — PREDICTED: bZIP transcription factor 68-like isoform X1
- Swissprot: A0A3B6KF13 — BZP1A_WHEAT; bZIP transcription factor 1-A
- TrEMBL: M0T357 — M0T357_MUSAM; Uncharacterized protein
- STRING: GSMUA_Achr6P01090_001 — (Musa acuminata)
Gene Ontology:
- GO:0006355 — Biological Process — regulation of transcription, DNA-templated
- GO:0003700 — Molecular Function — transcription factor activity, sequence-specific DNA binding
- GO:0043565 — Molecular Function — sequence-specific DNA binding
Family Introduction:
- The bZIP domain consists of two structural features located on a contiguous alpha-helix: first, a basic region of ~ 16 amino acid residues containing a nuclear localization signal followed by an invariant N-x7-R/K motif that contacts the DNA; and, second, a heptad repeat of leucines or other bulky hydrophobic amino acids positioned exactly nine amino acids towards the C-terminus, creating an amphipathic helix. To bind DNA, two subunits adhere via interactions between the hydrophobic sides of their helices, which creates a superimposing coiled-coil structure. The ability to form homo- and heterodimers is influenced by the electrostatic attraction and repulsion of polar residues flanking the hydrophobic interaction surface of the helices.
- Plant bZIP proteins preferentially bind to DNA sequences with an ACGT core. Binding specificity is regulated by flanking nucleotides. Plant bZIPs preferentially bind to the A-box (TACGTA), C-box (GACGTC) and G-box (CACGTG), but there are also examples of nonpalindromic binding sites.
Literature:
Sequences:
CDS Sequence:
- >GSMUA_Achr6P01090_001|Musa_acuminata|bZIP|GSMUA_Achr6P01090_001
ATGGGAGGCAGCGAGACGGATTCCAAGGGGCCGAAGACATCTGCCGTGCAGGAGCAGCCACCGGCCACAAGCTCCAATCCCAGTGCTTCACTCTGTCCTGACTGGTCTGGATTTCAGGCATACTCGCAGATTCCTCCACATGGCTTCTTCCATTCTCCGATCGTATCAAGTCCTCAGGCTCATCCCTACATGTGGGGACCTCAGCACCTTATGCCACCTTATGGGACCCCACCACCTCCATATGTTATGTATCCTCATGGAATATATGCACATCCATCTACTCCACCGGGTTTGCACCCGTTTAGTCCTTATGCTATGACTTCTCCAAATGGCAATGCTGAAGCCCATGGAAGCATACCTGCAAGCACAGAAGGAGATGCAAGATCATCCGAAGGGAAAGAAAGGAATGCAATTCAAAAATTGAAGGGAAGTTTTGGAAGTTTGAATATGGTAACAGAAAAGAATAAGAATGAGCTGGATAAAACATCAGGAGCGGTTAATGGAATCTTCTCACAAAGTGGTGATAGCGGCAGTGAAAACTCAAGTGAAGGAAGTGATGCTAACTCTAAGAATGACTCGGAACCAAAGACAGGTGGCAGACATGAACCTTTGGATGAGACATCCCAGAATGGCACAAGTGGCATTGCTACTGCATCAACACAGACAAAATCACATCAGACAGTCCCTGTAATGCCTATTTTAGCAGCTGGATTACCTGGGGTAGTTGCTGGTCCCACTACAAACTTGAATATAGGGTTGGACTACTGGGTTGGTCCAACACCGTCCGTAAACCCTCCAGTATATGGGAAGGTTCCTGCAACAGTAGCTTCAGGAGCAACAGTTACTAGTACACTTGTTGGAGGCAACGAAAAGGTTGCATCAGAGATTTGGCTACAGGATGAAAGAGAACTCAAAAGGCAGAGAAGAAAGCAGTCAAACAGGGAATCTGCACGTCGATCAAGGTTGCGCAAGCAGGTAGAGTATGAAGAATTGGCTCAGCGTGTTGAGGTTCTGAAGGAGGAGAATACAGCCCTCAGAGCAGAAGTAGATCGTATCAGGAAAGAATATGATCAACTTGTTGCTCAAAATGCCTCCCTCAAGGAGAGGACCGGGCAGACAACAAAAGAAAAAGAAGATTTAGTGATAAAGGAGAGCAGCCAATATGCTGATGATAATGCTCGCAGGAGCTTGAGTTCTGAGCCACAAGAAGGGCAATCAGACTCTAAGCAGAGTGGCAAGTGA
Protein Sequence:
- >GSMUA_Achr6P01090_001|Musa_acuminata|bZIP|GSMUA_Achr6P01090_001
MGGSETDSKGPKTSAVQEQPPATSSNPSASLCPDWSGFQAYSQIPPHGFFHSPIVSSPQAHPYMWGPQHLMPPYGTPPPPYVMYPHGIYAHPSTPPGLHPFSPYAMTSPNGNAEAHGSIPASTEGDARSSEGKERNAIQKLKGSFGSLNMVTEKNKNELDKTSGAVNGIFSQSGDSGSENSSEGSDANSKNDSEPKTGGRHEPLDETSQNGTSGIATASTQTKSHQTVPVMPILAAGLPGVVAGPTTNLNIGLDYWVGPTPSVNPPVYGKVPATVASGATVTSTLVGGNEKVASEIWLQDERELKRQRRKQSNRESARRSRLRKQVEYEELAQRVEVLKEENTALRAEVDRIRKEYDQLVAQNASLKERTGQTTKEKEDLVIKESSQYADDNARRSLSSEPQEGQSDSKQSGK