The GATA-binding transcription factors comprise a protein family whose members contain
either one or two highly conserved zinc finger DNA-binding domains. Members of this group …

The GATA family of transcription factors (GATA1–6) binds selected GATA sites in vertebrate
genomes to regulate specific gene expression. Although vertebrate GATA factors have two …

GATA-binding proteins constitute a family of transcription factors that recognize a target site
conforming to the consensus WGATAR (W= A or T and R= A or G). Here we have used the …

GATA-1 and other vertebrate GATA factors contain a DNA binding domain composed of two
adjacent homologous zinc fingers. Whereas only the C-terminal finger of GATA-1 is capable …

GATA transcription factors are a group of DNA binding proteins broadly distributed in
eukaryotes. The GATA factors DNA binding domain is a class IV zinc finger motif in the form …

GATA factors are evolutionarily conserved transcription factors that are found in animals,
fungi, and plants. Compared to that of animals, the size of the plant GATA family is …

GATA transcription factors regulate transcription during development and differentiation by
recognizing distinct GATA sites with a tandem of two conserved zinc fingers, and by …

GATA transcription factors are evolutionarily conserved transcriptional regulators that
recognize promoter elements with a GATA core sequence. In comparison to animal …

Given the simplicity of the DNA sequence that mediates binding of GATA transcription
factors, GATA motifs reside throughout chromosomal DNA. However, chromatin …

The GATA family of vertebrate DNA binding regulatory proteins are expressed in diverse
tissues and at different times of development. However, the DNA binding regions of these …