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Structure of the vatM regulatory region

Listed are 2 possible structures of the regulatory region inferred using pufA- gene expression data.

Structure #1

Motif appears at position -960 to -41 relative to the ATG AND
motif appears at position -880 to -401 relative to the ATG AND
motif appears at position 0 to 39 relative to .

Detailed description of sequence elements (putative binding sites)
Motif appears at these position(s):
TTTGGCC|CACCCCC|GTTTTTT (vatM) in nonsense dir., at pos. -729, p: 1.94e-07
This motif matches the following known binding sites:
  • RAT$PEPCK_22 - PEPCK (phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase, cytosolic), bound by: COUP, RAR-alpha1
  • AT$SPA1_01 - SPA1 (phytochrome A supressor), bound by: PIF3
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  • Motif appears at these position(s):
    AAAAAAC|GGGGGTGGGCC|AAAAAAA (vatM) in sense dir., at pos. -729, p: 2.6e-10
    
    This motif matches the following known binding sites:
  • HS$EPOR_01 - EpoR (erythropoietin receptor), bound by: Sp1
  • AS$CACCC_01 - artificial sequence., bound by: CACCC-binding factor
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  • Motif appears at these position(s):
    TTTGGCC|CACCCCC|GTTTTTT (vatM) in nonsense dir., at pos. -729, p: 9.68e-08
    
    This motif matches the following known binding sites:
  • AS$PAX4_49 - artificial sequence., bound by: Pax-4a
  • HS$BG_14 - GLOB-B (beta-globin)
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  • Structure #2

    Motif appears at position -1000 to -361 relative to the ATG AND
    motif appears at position -880 to -561 relative to the ATG.

    Detailed description of sequence elements (putative binding sites)
    Motif appears at these position(s):
    TTAATAA|AAAATTTGGAAAAAA|CGGGGGT (vatM) in sense dir., at pos. -745, p: 4.8e-07
    

    This motif does not match any known binding sites.

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