FIS protein
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{{STRUCTURE_3jra| PDB=3jra | SIZE=400| SCENE= |right|CAPTION=FIS protein complex with DNA [[3jra]] }} | {{STRUCTURE_3jra| PDB=3jra | SIZE=400| SCENE= |right|CAPTION=FIS protein complex with DNA [[3jra]] }} | ||
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'''FIS protein (Factor for Inversion Stimulation)''' is active in gene regulation like recombination, transcriptional activation, DNA replication and self repression. Cellular concentration of FIS increases 500-fold prior to cell division. FIS binds to RNA activation sites and enhances transcription. | '''FIS protein (Factor for Inversion Stimulation)''' is active in gene regulation like recombination, transcriptional activation, DNA replication and self repression. Cellular concentration of FIS increases 500-fold prior to cell division. FIS binds to RNA activation sites and enhances transcription. | ||
Revision as of 08:35, 18 August 2014
FIS protein (Factor for Inversion Stimulation) is active in gene regulation like recombination, transcriptional activation, DNA replication and self repression. Cellular concentration of FIS increases 500-fold prior to cell division. FIS binds to RNA activation sites and enhances transcription.
3D Structures of FIS protein
Updated on 18-August-2014
1fia, 3fis, 4fis, 1ety – EcFIS - Escherichia coli
1f36, 1etk, 1eto, 1etq, 1etv, 1etw, 1etx – EcFIS (mutant)
1fip – EcFIS + peptide
3iv5, 3jr9, 3jra, 3jrb, 3jrc 3jrd, 3jre, 3jrf, 3jrg, 3jrh, 3jri, 4ihv, 4ihw, 4ihx, 4ihy – EcFIS + DNA
