ModCRE DB

Transcription factor

D6R992 - RELB

Transcription factor RelB

Homo sapiens (Human) · Unreviewed (UniProtKB/TrEMBL) · 576 aa

5 Generated PWM 1 3D models

Motif Prediction

Only entries with a generated matrix are shown here.

Known0

No generated PWM in this category.

Nearest Neighbor (>70%)3
MotifPredictionSourceDNA bindingSupportLogoActions
MA1117.1 NN 70+% JASPAR GAATTCCCCGG 99.4% identity Open · Scan
M02711_2.00 NN 70+% CisBP GGGAATTTCC 75.0% identity Open · Scan
M03448_2.00 NN 70+% CisBP AGGGGATTCCCCT 75.0% identity Open · Scan
Nearest Neighbor (70% - 40%)2
MotifPredictionSourceDNA bindingSupportLogoActions
M08038_2.00 NN 70-40% CisBP CTCTTCCTCCCTCCTCTTCTCCTCTCCTCT 52.9% identity Open · Scan
MA0101.1 NN 70-40% JASPAR GGGGATTTCC 50.3% identity Open · Scan
ModCRE0

No generated PWM in this category.

Model-supported DNA-binding regions

Protein residue intervals where structure models support predicted PWMs. Domain annotations and modeled regions are shown together when available.

1 576 aa
106-402

Region 106-402 0 PWM

Residues
297 aa
Domains
PF00554 · Rel homology DNA-binding domain PF16179 · Rel homology dimerisation domain PF16181 · RelB transactivation domain
3D models
1 active PDB
Templates
3DO7
Sources
Structure model
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3D Models
Collapsible technical table. Rows are grouped by protein region and retain model, template, residue coverage, and available summary evidence.
1 active PDB model
Region 106-4021 model
Actions
Predicted = Low DIMER_D6R992:106:402_3do7_A_1 3do7 106-402 View model · PDB

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Domains

Annotated protein domains. Overlaps with model-supported DNA-binding regions are shown when available.

ResiduesPFAMDomainUsed by prediction region?
18-99PF16180RelB leucine zipperNo overlap with loaded model regions
124-292PF00554Rel homology DNA-binding domainoverlaps 106-402
301-397PF16179Rel homology dimerisation domainoverlaps 106-402
400-576PF16181RelB transactivation domainoverlaps 106-402