Fig. 3

Distribution of cis-Acting Elements in Putative Soybean Gene Promoters. The graph shows the distribution of cis-acting elements in promoter regions of soybean genes, related to ethylene biosynthesis and signal transduction. The cis-acting element families identified were as follows: ABRE (ABA response elements); AREF (auxin response elements); ATAF (ATAF-like NAC domain containing proteins); BRRE (brassinosteroid response elements); CAAT (CCAAT binding factors); CDC5 (A. thaliana CDC5 homologs); CE1F (coupling elements 1 binding factors); CNAC (calcium regulated NAC-factors); DPBF (Dc3 promoter binding factors); DREB (dehydration responsive element binding factors); EINL (ethylene insensitive 3 like factors); EREF (ethylene response element factors); FLO2 (floral homeotic protein APETALA2); GARP (MYB-related DNA binding proteins - Golden2, ARR, Psr); GBOX (plant G-box/C-box bZIP proteins); GCCF (GCC-box family); HEAT (heat shock factors); JARE (jasmonate response elements); LREM (light responsive element motifs, not modulated by different light qualities); MIIG (MYB IIG-type binding sites); MYBL (MYB-like proteins); MYBS (MYB proteins with single DNA binding repeat); MYCL (MYC-like basic helix-loop-helix binding factors); NACF (plant specific NAC transcriptional factors); PTBP (plant TATA binding protein factors); RAV3 (3’-part of bipartite RAV1 binding site); RAV5 (5’-part of bipartite RAV1 binding site); SALT (salt/drought responsive elements); SWNS (secondary wall NACS)