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English: Space-filling drawing of a TAL effector bound to double-helical DNA. TALE proteins contain a series of alpha-helical hairpin domains, each of which binds an individual DNA base, so that the protein recognizes a long, very specific DNA sequence. Plant bacteria can use a TALE protein to target transcription of a specific gene that makes the plant more susceptible to infection. Drawn by David Goodsell from PDB file 3UGM. |
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| Author | David Goodsell |
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- Talk:DNA–DNA hybridization
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- Talk:Enzyme
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Summary
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English: Space-filling drawing of a TAL effector bound to double-helical DNA. TALE proteins contain a series of alpha-helical hairpin domains, each of which binds an individual DNA base, so that the protein recognizes a long, very specific DNA sequence. Plant bacteria can use a TALE protein to target transcription of a specific gene that makes the plant more susceptible to infection. Drawn by David Goodsell from PDB file 3UGM. |
| Date | |
| Source | RCSB PDB Molecule of the Month |
| Author | David Goodsell |
Licensing
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File usage
More than 100 pages use this file. The following list shows the first 100 pages that use this file only. A full list is available.
- Talk:Adenosine monophosphate
- Talk:Adenosine triphosphate
- Talk:Allele
- Talk:Amino acid
- Talk:Autosome
- Talk:Bayer
- Talk:Biodiversity
- Talk:Biosafety
- Talk:Blond
- Talk:Breed
- Talk:Chimera (genetics)
- Talk:Chromosome
- Talk:Cleft lip and cleft palate
- Talk:Cloning
- Talk:Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
- Talk:Color blindness
- Talk:Cultivar
- Talk:DNA computing
- Talk:DNA polymerase
- Talk:DNA profiling
- Talk:DNA–DNA hybridization
- Talk:Data storage
- Talk:Dominance (genetics)
- Talk:Enzyme
- Talk:Epigenetics
- Talk:Eugenics
- Talk:Freckle
- Talk:G. H. Hardy
- Talk:Gene
- Talk:Gene knockout
- Talk:Genetic code
- Talk:Genetic drift
- Talk:Genetic recombination
- Talk:Genetically modified food
- Talk:Genetically modified organism
- Talk:Genome
- Talk:Genome project
- Talk:Genomics
- Talk:Genotype
- Talk:GloFish
- Talk:Glycome
- Talk:Griffith's experiment
- Talk:Hardy–Weinberg principle
- Talk:Homology (biology)
- Talk:Human Genome Project
- Talk:Human skin color
- Talk:Hybrid (biology)
- Talk:Inbreeding
- Talk:Incest taboo
- Talk:Intron
- Talk:J. B. S. Haldane
- Talk:Japanese people
- Talk:Junk DNA
- Talk:Kaiser Wilhelm Institute of Anthropology, Human Heredity, and Eugenics
- Talk:Kin selection
- Talk:Lac repressor
- Talk:Lactose intolerance
- Talk:Major histocompatibility complex
- Talk:Maternal effect
- Talk:Mendelian inheritance
- Talk:Microevolution
- Talk:Mitochondrial Eve
- Talk:Model organism
- Talk:Modern synthesis (20th century)
- Talk:Mutagenesis
- Talk:Neutral theory of molecular evolution
- Talk:Non-coding RNA
- Talk:Nucleic acid
- Talk:Phenotype
- Talk:Phenotypic trait
- Talk:Polyploidy
- Talk:Population bottleneck
- Talk:Population genetics
- Talk:Prion
- Talk:Protein
- Talk:Protein biosynthesis
- Talk:RNA
- Talk:RNA world
- Talk:Recent African origin of modern humans
- Talk:Red hair
- Talk:Reverse transcriptase
- Talk:Ribosome
- Talk:Richard Lewontin
- Talk:Rosalind Franklin
- Talk:Selective breeding
- Talk:Selfish genetic element
- Talk:Senescence
- Talk:Sex-determination system
- Talk:Sexual selection
- Talk:Shyness
- Talk:Single parent
- Talk:Small population size
- Talk:Spliceosome
- Talk:Stephen Jay Gould
- Talk:Susan Lindquist
- Talk:Telomere
- Talk:Tetralogy of Fallot
- Talk:The Bell Curve
- Talk:Three prime untranslated region
- Talk:Transcription (biology)
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