Structural Classification of Proteins
Family: TBP-associated factors, TAFs
Lineage:
Root:
scop
Class:
All alpha proteins
[46456]
Fold:
Histone-fold
[47112]
core: 3 helices; long middle helix is flanked at each end with shorter ones
Superfamily:
Histone-fold
[47113]
uperfamily
Family:
TBP-associated factors, TAFs
[47134]
Protein Domains:
TAF(II)42 [47135]
TAFii42 and TAFii62 form heterotetramer similar to (H3-H4)2
Fruit fly (Drosophila melanogaster)
[TaxId: 7227]
[47136] (1)
TAF(II)62 [47137]
TAFii42 and TAFii62 form heterotetramer similar to (H3-H4)2
Fruit fly (Drosophila melanogaster)
[TaxId: 7227]
[47138] (1)
TAF(II)18 [47139]
Human (Homo sapiens)
[TaxId: 9606]
[47140] (2)
TAF(II)28 [47141]
Human (Homo sapiens)
[TaxId: 9606]
[47142] (2)
TAF(II)-135, (TAF(II)-130, hTAF4), histone fold domain [81720]
lacks the third helix, forms a heterodimer with TAF(II)-20 similar to H2A-H2B
Human (Homo sapiens)
[TaxId: 9606]
[81721] (1)
TAF(II)-20, (TAF(II)-15, hTAF12), histone fold domain [81722]
forms a heterodimer with TAF(II)-135 similar to H2A-H2B
Human (Homo sapiens)
[TaxId: 9606]
[81723] (1)
Negative cofactor 2, NC2, alpha chain [63507]
Human (Homo sapiens)
[TaxId: 9606]
[63508] (1)
Negative cofactor 2, NC2, beta chain [63509]
Human (Homo sapiens)
[TaxId: 9606]
[63510] (1)
Nuclear transcription factor Y subunit beta (Nf-Yb3) [81724]
forms a heterodimer with Nf-Yc2 similar to H2A/H2B
Human (Homo sapiens)
[TaxId: 9606]
[81725] (1)
Nuclear transcription factor Y subunit gamma (Nf-Yc2) [81726]
forms a heterodimer with Nf-Yb3 similar to H2A/H2B
Human (Homo sapiens)
[TaxId: 9606]
[81727] (1)
Histone domain of Son of sevenless protein [101107]
Human (Homo sapiens)
[TaxId: 9606]
[101108] (1)
Chrac-14 [140398]
Fruit fly (Drosophila melanogaster)
[TaxId: 7227]
[140399] (4)
SQ
Q9V444
11-99
Chrac-16 [140400]
Fruit fly (Drosophila melanogaster)
[TaxId: 7227]
[140401] (4)
SQ
Q9V452
29-100
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