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BPabZIP, a new bZIP protein motif that promotes binding near, and displacement of, nucleosomes

2026-05-22

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Many transcription factors (TFs) bind only a subset of their canonical binding sites in mammalian cells. To identify differences between bound and unbound sites we examined Zta(N182S), a mutant of the Epstein Barr Virus (EBV)-encoded Zta bZIP protein that binds distinct DNA sequences that are not strongly bound by any known human or viral TF, reducing the effects of selective pressure on endogenous genomic binding...

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07a3f824-9bc2-5df9-8c87-936228b7fe1b
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10.64898/2026.05.20.725981
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