Core-binding factor

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Core-binding factor (CBF) is a heterodimeric transcription factor which is composed of α chain which binds DNA and a regulatory β chain. CBF binds to various enhancers and promoters including murine leukemia virus and polyomavirus enhancer. CBF α contains a DNA-binding runt domain (residues 50-177).

Function

Disease

Mutations in CBF β are implicated in breast cancer. Rearrangements of CBF α and β genes are implicated in acute myeloid leukemia.

Relevance

Structural highlights

Human CBFα runt domain complex with CBFβ heterodimerization domain and DNA (PDB code 1h9d)

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3D Structures of core-binding factor3D Structures of core-binding factor

Updated on 28-July-2015

    • 1ean, 1ljm – hCBFα runt domain - human
    • 1cmo – hCBFα runt domain (mutant) - NMR
    • 1co1 – hCBFα runt domain - NMR
    • 1eao, 1eaq, 2j6w – mCBFα runt domain (mutant) - mouse
    • 1hjc – mCBFα runt domain + DNA
    • 1hjb – mCBFα runt domain + hEBP β + DNA
    • 4l0y, 4l0z, 4l18, 4wu1 – mCBFα runt domain + hETS1 + DNA
  • Core-binding factor α+β
    • 1e50 – hCBFα runt domain + hCBFβ heterodimerization domain
    • 1h9d – hCBFα runt domain + hCBFβ heterodimerization domain + DNA
    • 1io4 – mCBFα runt domain + mCBFβ core domain + hEBP β + DNA
    • 3wts – mCBFα runt domain (mutant) + mCBFβ heterodimerization domain + hETS1 + DNA
    • 3wtt, 3wtu, 3wtx, 3wty, 3wtv, 3wtw – mCBFα residues 60-263 (mutant) + mCBFβ heterodimerization domain + hETS1 + DNA


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