- PDB-2l1o: Zinc to cadmium replacement in the A. thaliana SUPERMAN Cys2His2 ... -
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Zinc to cadmium replacement in the A. thaliana SUPERMAN Cys2His2 zinc finger induces structural rearrangements of typical DNA base determinant positions
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Transcriptional regulator SUPERMAN
Keywords
METAL BINDING PROTEIN / Zinc Finger Domain / cadmium / Superman Protein
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specification of floral organ identity / formation of plant organ boundary / flower development / regulation of cell size / hormone-mediated signaling pathway / regulation of cell population proliferation / cell differentiation / DNA-binding transcription factor activity / DNA binding / nucleus / metal ion binding Similarity search - Function
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