Table illustrates that the Tau protein contains BHLH, Bacterial transcription activator effector binding, DM, and Interferon regulatory factor-domains throughout its entirety. Additionally, the N-terminus and C-terminus contain BZIP, CarD-like, NDT80, GCM, and HSF-type DNA-binding domains. This suggests that the Tau protein telomere reversal enzyme is located in the region where certain genes are bound by transcription factors. These genes are involved in development, the stress response, the response to stimulation or pressure, sex determination genes, meiosis, interferon, heat shock, controlling cell differentiation, controlling the cell cycle, cell migration, cell proliferation, apoptosis, and angiogenesis. (4) Unique transcription factor structure BTB (IPR000210) is also referred to as the POZ domain (POxvirus and Zinc finger). There is a homodimerization domain at the N-terminus of the protein that is made up of many Kelch repeats or C2H2-type zinc fingers. Numerous BTB proteins are transcriptional regulators and are believed to regulate chromatin structure.