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Fig. 3. Negative regulators of Drosophila JAK/STAT signalling. (A)
The SOCS genes are named for their chromosomal locations, and each contains an
SH2 domain and a SOCS box (SB). (B) ZIMP [also called PIAS or
Su(var)2-10] contains a putative chromatin binding SAP (SAF, Acinus and PIAS)
domain and a zinc-containing ring finger (RF) implicated in SUMOlation.
(C) A truncated STAT92E splice variant lacking an N-terminal
protein:protein interaction domain results in a dominant-negative protein
(Henriksen et al., 2002).
Compare to Fig. 2D. (D)
PTP61FC is a spliceform of ptp61F that contains a C-terminal nuclear
localisation signal (N) and an Y-phosphatase domain. (E) KEN contains
an N-terminal BTB/POZ (BTB) domain and three C-terminal C2H2 zinc-finger
motifs. Proteins and domains shown to scale.