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'''NMR STUDIES OF HUMAN GENERAL TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR TFIIB: DYNAMICS AND INTERACTION WITH VP16 ACTIVATION DOMAIN, 20 STRUCTURES'''
'''NMR STUDIES OF HUMAN GENERAL TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR TFIIB: DYNAMICS AND INTERACTION WITH VP16 ACTIVATION DOMAIN, 20 STRUCTURES'''
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NMR STUDIES OF HUMAN GENERAL TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR TFIIB: DYNAMICS AND INTERACTION WITH VP16 ACTIVATION DOMAIN, 20 STRUCTURES


Overview

Human TFIIB, an essential factor in transcription of protein-coding genes by RNA polymerase II, consists of an amino-terminal zinc binding domain (TFIIBn) connected by a linker of about 60 residues to a carboxy-terminal core domain (TFIIBc). The TFIIB core domain has two internally repeated motifs, each comprising five alpha-helices arranged as in the cyclin box. Compared to the crystal structure of TFIIBc in complex with TBP and a TATA-containing oligonucleotide, the NMR-derived solution structure of free TFIIBc is more compact, with a different repeat-repeat orientation and a significantly shorter first helix in the second repeat. Analysis of backbone 15N relaxation parameters indicates the presence of relatively large amplitude, nanosecond time-scale motions in the TFIIBc interrepeat linker and structural fluctuations throughout the backbone. Interaction of TFIIBc with the acidic activation domain of VP16 or with TFIIBn induces 1H-15N chemical shift and line width changes concentrated in the first repeat, interrepeat linker and the first helix of the second repeat. These results suggest that TFIIB is somewhat pliable and that the conformation of the C-terminal core domain can be modulated by interaction with the N-terminal zinc binding domain. Furthermore, binding of the VP16 activation domain may promote TFIIBc conformations primed for binding to a TBP-DNA complex.

About this Structure

1TFB is a Single protein structure of sequence from Homo sapiens. Full crystallographic information is available from OCA.

Reference

Human general transcription factor TFIIB: conformational variability and interaction with VP16 activation domain., Hayashi F, Ishima R, Liu D, Tong KI, Kim S, Reinberg D, Bagby S, Ikura M, Biochemistry. 1998 Jun 2;37(22):7941-51. PMID:9609687 Page seeded by OCA on Sat May 3 09:53:02 2008

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