PlantTFDB
PlantRegMap/PlantTFDB v5.0
Plant Transcription Factor Database
Oryza sativa f. spontanea
CAMTA Family
Species TF ID Description
ONIVA01G48300.1CAMTA family protein
ONIVA01G48300.2CAMTA family protein
ONIVA02G06230.1CAMTA family protein
ONIVA02G06230.2CAMTA family protein
ONIVA02G06230.3CAMTA family protein
ONIVA03G21570.1CAMTA family protein
ONIVA07G13300.1CAMTA family protein
ONIVA07G22160.1CAMTA family protein
ONIVA07G22160.2CAMTA family protein
ONIVA07G22160.3CAMTA family protein
ONIVA10G07200.1CAMTA family protein
ONIVA10G07200.2CAMTA family protein
ONIVA10G07200.3CAMTA family protein
ONIVA10G07200.4CAMTA family protein
ONIVA10G07200.5CAMTA family protein
ONIVA10G07730.1CAMTA family protein
ONIVA10G07730.2CAMTA family protein
ONIVA10G07730.3CAMTA family protein
CAMTA Family Introduction

The CAMTA family of calmodulin binding transcription factors comprises six members in Arabidopsis (Bouche et al., 2002; Finkler et al., 2007). Each protein includes an IQ domain for calmodulin binding; ankyrin repeats for protein interactions; the TIG domain, which has nonspecific DNA binding activity; and the CG-1 domain, which has specific DNA binding activity. The CG-1 domain recognizes the core consensus sequence, vCGCGb, referred to as the CG-1 element (da Costa e Silva, 1994). This sequence matches the CM2 sequence, CCGCGT, and overlaps the ICEr1 element. Thus, the possibility was raised that one or more of the CAMTA proteins might have a role in regulating CBF2 expression.

Finkler A, Ashery-Padan R, Fromm H.
CAMTAs: calmodulin-binding transcription activators from plants to human.
FEBS Lett, 2007. 581(21): p. 3893-8.
PMID: 17689537