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Factor inhibiting HIF
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**[[1l8c]] - hFIH 1α C terminal + CREB-binding protein zinc finger<br /> | **[[1l8c]] - hFIH 1α C terminal + CREB-binding protein zinc finger<br /> | ||
**[[4h6j]] - hFIH 1α PAS B domain (mutant) + aryl hydrocarbon nuclear translocator<br /> | **[[4h6j]] - hFIH 1α PAS B domain (mutant) + aryl hydrocarbon nuclear translocator<br /> | ||
| - | **[[4b7e]], [[4b7k]], [[4jaa]] - hFIH1α + consensus ankyrin repeat peptide<br /> | + | **[[4b7e]], [[4b7k]], [[4jaa]], [[4nr1]] - hFIH1α + consensus ankyrin repeat peptide<br /> |
*FIH2α | *FIH2α | ||
Revision as of 09:38, 1 April 2015
For details on Factor inhibiting HIF see Molecular Playground/FIH. HIF is hypoxia-inducible factor - transcription factors that respond to hypoxia, i.e., decrease in oxygen.
3D Structures of factor inhibiting HIF
Updated on 01-April-2015
