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- aggregation date "1998".
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- aggregation subject "Biology and Life Sciences".
- aggregation title "The trihelix DNA-binding motif in higher plants is not restricted to the transcription factors GT-1 and GT-2".
- aggregation abstract "GT-2 is a plant transcriptional activator that contains two separate, but similar, trihelix DNA-binding domains, GT-1 is similar to GT-2, although it contains only one of such domains, cDNAs that encode GT-2 were isolated from rice (OS-GT2) and Arabidopsis (AT-GT2), Evidence is presented for the existence of an Arabidopsis gene family that is structurally related to AT-GT2, Two members of this GT2-like family, AT-GTL1 and AT-GTL2, have been isolated and characterized, Their sequences suggest that they evolved by a recent gene duplication event, Both AT-GT2 and AT-GTL genes contain an intron in the amino-terminal trihelix motif, indicating that this DNA-binding domain resulted from exon shuffling, RNA gel blot analysis using AT-GTL1 as a probe revealed four transcripts in the aerial part of the plant. All mRNA levels were significantly higher in siliques, suggesting that this gene family may function in fruit and/or seed development, To date, DNA-binding proteins characterized by the trihelix motif have been described only in plants, and may therefore be involved in plant-specific processes, Our results show that in Arabidopsis thaliana, the trihelix motif is not restricted to the GT-1 and GT-2 DNA-binding proteins.".
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