The availability of the complete sequence of the maize genome is permitting rapid advancement in our understanding of transcription factors and the mechanisms by which they control gene expression. The emerging challenge is to provide information on regulatory proteins, their target genes and the regulatory motifs in which they participate in a way that allows the integration with similar resources being generated in other plants, including other grasses. The most important aspects of maize transcription factors, recommendations for annotation and tools to investigate their function are discussed here.
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