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PreTt28925 | 77.m00137 | TATA-binding protein | 3812.m02620
Description
TATA-binding protein; component of the basal transcription apparatus; found in macronuclei throughout life cycle, but only found in micronuclei early in conjugation
SPT15 TATA-binding protein, ge
neral transcription factor tha
t interacts with other factors
to form the preinitiation com
plex at promoters, essential f
or viability
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