Figure 4
From: Reduction/oxidation-phosphorylation control of DNA binding in the bZIP dimerization network
Proportional tree of the human and fruit fly bZIP basic regions. Additional information is added for the five amino acids in the BR that make contact with DNA [5], the presence of a phosphorylation or redox mechanism (depending on the amino acid at position 19) and the dimerizing partners of each protein. Blue circles and diamonds represent human bZIPs, and red circles and diamonds represent Drosophila bZIPs for which interaction data are available. Circles represent proteins that can homodimerize, while diamonds represent proteins that cannot homodimerize. The arcs to the right that connect them represent heterodimerization. The colours of the arcs represent the type of heterodimer formed (red, C-C; green, C-X; blue, S-S and S-Y).