PTN000284685 , PTN004120562

[ValWood]

I am not sure that these are coregulators. I don't think that they bind to DNA-binding TFs?

pdp1 |   | IBA with PTN000284685 , P51858 , O75475 |   | Gaudet P et al. (2011) pdp2 |   | IBA with PTN000284685 , P51858 , O75475 |   | Gaudet P et al. (2011) pdp3 |   | IBA with O75475 , PTN000284685 , P51858 |   | Gaudet P et al. (2011) sfh1 |   | IBA with Q12824 , PTN004120562 |   | Gaudet P et al. (2011) snf5 |   | IBA with PTN004120562 , Q12824

[ValWood]

I'm convinced these don't fit the def of co-regulator. Unless there is evidence that they do bind to DNA binding TF's i am going to filter these for PomBase.

@colinlog

[pgaudet]

Reviewed with @colinlog

• [x] pdp1, pdp2 and pdp3 PTN000284685  - PTHR12550 >> removed coregulator activity; added chromatin remodeling to all members of the family (the mechanisms of MF may be different for the different members of the family, but the PWWP domain is involved in chromatin remodeling, as a reader of histone modification)
• [x] sfh1 and snf5 PTN004120562- PTHR10019 >> @colinlog says these are definitely coregulators

Fixed accordingly

[ValWood]

note to self: remove my filter on PTN004120562