Matrix_74 | LFY | Not available | Upstream | -493 |
Motif_139 | RHERPATEXPA7 | Right part of RHEs (Root Hair-specific cis-Elements) conserved among the Arabidopsis thaliana A7 (AtEXPA7) orthologous (and paralogous) genes from diverse angiosperm species with different hair distribution patterns | Upstream | -80 |
Motif_150 | RBCSCONSENSUS | rbcS general consensus sequence; AATCCAA or AATCCAAC | Upstream | -1076 |
Motif_193 | GLK1 | GLK transcription factors coordinate expression of the photosynthetic apparatus in Arabidopsis | Upstream | -98 |
Motif_307 | TATCCAYMOTIFOSRAMY3D | TATCCAY motif found in rice RAmy3D alpha-amylase gene promoter; a GATA motif as its antisense sequence; TATCCAY motif and G motif are responsible for sugar repression | Upstream | -1381 |
Motif_410 | ANAERO1CONSENSUS | One of 16 motifs found in silico in promoters of 13 anaerobic genes involved in the fermentative pathway (anaerobic set 1); Arbitrary named ANAERO1CONSENSUS by the PLACEdb curator | Upstream | -70 |
Motif_503 | EECCRCAH1 | EEC; Consensus motif of the two enhancer elements, EE-1 and EE-2, both found in the promoter region of the Chlamydomonas Cah1 (encoding a periplasmic carbonic anhydrase); Binding site of Myb transcription factor LCR1 | Upstream | -116 |
Motif_543 | TATCCACHVAL21 | TATCCAC box is a part of the conserved cis-acting response complex (GARC) that most often contain three sequence motifs, the TAACAAA box, or GA-responsive element (GARE); the pyrimidine box, CCTTTT (see S000259); and the TATCCAC box, which are necessary for a full GA response | Upstream | -1381 |
Motif_609 | AP2 | The floral homeotic protein APETALA2 recognizes and acts through an AT-rich sequence element | Upstream | -69 |
Motif_628 | TATCCAOSAMY | TATCCA element found in alpha-amylase promoters of rice at positions ca.90 to 150bp upstream of the transcription start sites; Binding sites of OsMYBS1, OsMYBS2 and OsMYBS3 which mediate sugar and hormone regulation of alpha-amylase gene expression; See also AMYBOX2 | Upstream | -122 |
Motif_672 | AP2 | The floral homeotic protein APETALA2 recognizes and acts through an AT-rich sequence element | Upstream | -69 |