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In addition, the region from position −50 are highly enriched with other potential regulatory elements including Sp1, light-responsive SORLIP, mesophyll-specific CACTFTPPCA1, Alfin1, a novel zinc-finger binding element found in the salt stress inducible genes, a signature element of nitrate reductase gene AMMORESIIUDCRNIA1 and a drought-responsive SBOXATRBCS (Figure 2, Table 1).

In the current study, we identified an androgen response element (DAX-1-ARE: 5′-AATATCacaTGTTCT-3′) located between -1074 bp and −1060 bp upstream of the DAX-1 gene translation initiation codon, which displays the conventional inverted repeats of the 5′-TGTTCT-3′ monomer-binding element found in the promoters of several androgen-responsive genes.

Snail is considered as a key regulator of EMT as it represses the transcription of E-cadherin by binding to E-box elements found in the proximal E-cadherin promoter, thereby triggering a complete EMT with the acquisition of invasive and tumorigenic properties (Batlle et al, 2000; Cano et al, 2000; Peinado et al, 2004; De Craene et al, 2005).

During inflammation, gene programs are activated by orchestrated changes in transcription and are determined by transcription factors (TFs) binding to accessible DNA regulatory elements found in promoters and enhancers.

The p53 binding element was found in the regions surrounding all three p300 binding sites of the MMP-1 promoter.

Motif 7 is highly similar to the Smad binding element (SBE) found in the promoter region of transforming growth factor β (TGFβ) target genes in metazoan [ 56].

The CBF binding element was found in the promoter region of 24 of the 63 COR-like genes of which four were common to the previously designated CBF regulon [ 41].

Riboswitches, RNA elements found in the untranslated region, regulate gene expression by binding to target metaboloites with exquisite specificity.

Elements found in the equivalent region in glycogen phosphorylases necessary for binding to a carbohydrate are lacking in SSs and GSs [ 43].

The extra-textual elements found in rare books—from handwritten annotations to bookplates, bindings, and stamps can reveal a history that is vital to a scholar's research.

Riboswitches are elements found in mRNA that are capable of altering gene expression upon the direct binding of a ligand.