TATA box

TATA box
A conserved sequence 25 to 30 base pairs upstream from the site for transcription in many but not all genes; binding site for general factors involved in initiation of transcription. In prokaryotes the analogous is called Pribnow box.
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TATA box. An adenine- and thymine-rich promoter sequence located 25-30 bp upstream of a gene, which is the binding site of RNA polymerase.
T-DNA (transfer DNA, tumor-DNA). The transforming region of DNA in the Ti plasmid of Agrobacterium tumefaciens.
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TATA box: A sequence found in the promoter (part of the 5' flanking region) of many genes.
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T2 virus[gene mapping] [Hershey-Chase experiment] T4 virus[rII locus] TACO (tryptophan-aspartate coat protein) Taenia solium Taiga TAP = Transporter associated with antigen processing Tapeworms Taste, in humans TATA box Tatum, E. L.
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Many eukaryotic promoters, but by no means all, contain a TATA box (sequence TATAAA), which in turn binds a TATA binding protein which assists in the formation of the RNA polymerase transcriptional complex.
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an enhancer, a TATA box) and thereby, directly or indirectly, affects the initiation of transcription. Eukaryotic proteins that aid RNA polymerase to recognize promoters. Analogous to prokaryotic sigma factors.
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Histones act in gene regulation. Histones can undergo posttranslational modifications. These modifications can play a role in gene regulation in an epigenetic manner. Regulation occurs at the TATA box.
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(See Polymerase.) TATA box. An adenine- and thymine-rich promoter sequence located 25-30 bp upstream of a gene, which is the binding site of RNA polymerase. T-DNA (transfer DNA, tumor-DNA).
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