Figure 2From: Urodele p53 tolerates amino acid changes found in p53 variants linked to human cancerComparison between Human and axolotl p53 important domains, regions and residues. (A) Schematic structure of p53 protein (adapted from Appella, 2001 [71]): TA, Transactivation Domain; DBD, DNA Binding Domain; NLS, Nuclear Localisation Signal; TET, tetramerisation domain; REG, Regulatory domain; Regions I-V, highly conserved regions. Lysine (K), serine (S) and threonine (T) residues implicated in post-translational modifications are indicated. The protein domains depicted in the diagrams are not to scale. (B) Sequences alignment of human and axolotl p53 proteins. The conserved regions I to V are highlighted and many changes between the axolotl and human sequence are identified (arrows). See table-2 for a complete list of changes associated with mutations in the human protein.Back to article page