Abstract
Expression of different stress-induced genes in plant is mainly regulated by specific transcription factors at the transcriptional level. Transcription factor, also called trans-acting factor, interacts with cis-acting promoter elements. Transcription factors were grouped into different families according to the type of DNA-binding domain that they encode. In this review four families of transcription factors that were related to stress-tolerance (bZIP, WRKY, AP2/EREBP and MYB), and their applications in plant stress-tolerant genetic engineering were discussed.
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Specific transcription factors regulate expression of stress-induced genes in plants at the transcriptional level.
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- Expression of different stress-induced genese0
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e0“Expression of different stress-induced genes in plant is mainly regulated by specific transcription factors at the transcriptional level”
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Transcription factors interact with cis-acting promoter elements.
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e0“Transcription factor, also called trans-acting factor, interacts with cis-acting promoter elements”
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Transcription factors are grouped into families by the DNA-binding domains they encode.
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e0“Transcription factors were grouped into different families according to the type of DNA-binding domain that they encode”
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