PlantTFDB
PlantRegMap/PlantTFDB v5.0
Plant Transcription Factor Database
Asparagus officinalis
Trihelix Family
Species TF ID Description
evm.model.AsparagusV1_01.249Trihelix family protein
evm.model.AsparagusV1_01.2742Trihelix family protein
evm.model.AsparagusV1_03.2984Trihelix family protein
evm.model.AsparagusV1_04.1061Trihelix family protein
evm.model.AsparagusV1_04.1590Trihelix family protein
evm.model.AsparagusV1_04.1945Trihelix family protein
evm.model.AsparagusV1_04.510Trihelix family protein
evm.model.AsparagusV1_04.532Trihelix family protein
evm.model.AsparagusV1_04.674Trihelix family protein
evm.model.AsparagusV1_05.3567Trihelix family protein
evm.model.AsparagusV1_07.1659Trihelix family protein
evm.model.AsparagusV1_07.805Trihelix family protein
evm.model.AsparagusV1_08.300Trihelix family protein
evm.model.AsparagusV1_08.613Trihelix family protein
evm.model.AsparagusV1_08.79Trihelix family protein
Trihelix Family Introduction

GT factors constitute a plant-specific transcription factor family with a DNA-binding domain that binds GT elements. The DNA-binding domain of GT factor, rich in basic and acidic amino acids and proline and glutamine residues, features a typical trihelix (helix-loop-helix-loop-helix) structure that determines the specific binding of GT elements; thus GT factors are also called trihelix transcription factors. GT elements are highly degenerate cis-elements with A/T-rich core sequences (Villain et al. 1996; Wang et al. 2004). Interaction between GT factors and GT elements has been implicated in the complex transcriptional regulation of many plant genes (Liu et al. 1999;Zhou 1999).

Fang Y, Xie K, Hou X, Hu H, Xiong L.
Systematic analysis of GT factor family of rice reveals a novel subfamily involved in stress responses.
Mol Genet Genomics, 2010. 283(2): p. 157-69.
PMID: 20039179