PlantTFDB - Plant Transcription Factor Database @ CBI, PKU

Plant Transcription Factor Database

Triticum dicoccoides

NF-X1 Family

Species	TF ID	Description
Triticum dicoccoides (29)	TRIDC3AG016820.1	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC3AG016820.2	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC3AG016820.3	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC3AG016820.7	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC3AG016820.8	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC3BG021750.1	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC3BG021750.2	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC3BG021750.3	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC3BG021750.6	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7AG072430.1	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7AG072430.2	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7AG072430.3	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7AG072430.4	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7AG072430.5	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7AG072790.1	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7AG072790.2	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7AG072790.3	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7AG072790.4	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7AG072790.5	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7AG072790.6	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7AG072790.7	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7AG072790.8	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7BG068610.1	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7BG068610.2	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7BG068610.3	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7BG068920.1	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7BG068920.2	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7BG068920.3	NF-X1 family protein
	TRIDC7BG068920.4	NF-X1 family protein

NF-X1 Family Introduction

The human NF-X1 protein and homologous proteins in eukaryotes represent a class of transcription factors which are characterised by NF-X1 type zinc finger motifs. The Arabidopsis genome encodes two NF-X1 homologs, which we termed AtNFXL1 and AtNFXL2.

The Arabidopsis AtNFXL1 and AtNFXL2 proteins are characterized by NF-X1 type zinc fingers, which potentially mediate DNA binding, and PHD finger motifs, which potentially mediate protein interactions. The AtNFXL1 protein is part of a regulatory mechanism, which improves the physiological status of plants and supports growth and survival under stress.

Lisso J, Altmann T, Mussig C.
The AtNFXL1 gene encodes a NF-X1 type zinc finger protein required for growth under salt stress.
FEBS Lett, 2006. 580(20): p. 4851-6.
PMID: 16905136