Upstream transcription factors typically contain the following domain(s)
I.a DNA binding domain.
II.an activation domain, which often is rich in negative charges.
III.an ATP binding domain, which is used to promote conformational change in the DNA.

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Upstream transcription factors typically contain a DNA binding domain that allows them to bind to specific regions of DNA and regulate gene expression. They also often contain an activation domain, which can interact with other transcription factors and the RNA polymerase complex to promote transcription initiation. There is no evidence to support the presence of an ATP binding domain in upstream transcription factors.

Upstream Transcription Factors Typically Contain the Following Domain(s)