The NFkB activation domain is 14-amino-acid-long variant of the 9aaTAD

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Authors

HOUSER Josef JENDRUCHOVÁ Kristína KNIGHT Andrea PISKÁČEK Martin

Year of publication 2023
Type Article in Periodical
Magazine / Source The Biochemical journal
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Faculty of Medicine

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Web https://portlandpress.com/biochemj/article/doi/10.1042/BCJ20220605/232597/The-NFkB-activation-domain-is-14-amino-acid-long
Doi http://dx.doi.org/10.1042/BCJ20220605
Keywords CPB; 9aaTAD; Transcription
Description The nine-amino-acid TransActivation Domains (9aaTAD) was identified in numerous transcription factors including Gal4, p53, E2A, MLL, c-Myc, N-Myc, and also in SP, KLF and SOX families. Most of the 9aaTAD domains interact with the KIX domain of transcription mediators MED15 and CBP to activate transcription. The NFkB activation domain occupied the same position on the KIX domain as the 9aaTADs of MLL, E2A and p53. Binding of the KIX domain is established by the two-point interaction involving 9aaTAD positions p3-4 and p6-7. The NFkB primary binding region (position p3-4) is almost identical to MLL and E2A, but secondary NFkB binding region differs by the position and engages the distal NFkB region p10-11. Thus, the NFkB activation domain is 5 amino acids longer than the other 9aaTADs. The NFkB activation domain includes an additional region, which we called the Omichinski Insert extending activation domain length to 14 amino acids. By deletion, we demonstrated that Omichinski Insert is an entirely non-essential part of NFkB activation domain. In summary, we recognized the NFkB activation domain as prolonged 9aaTAD conserved in evolution from humans to amphibians.
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