RNA Transcription and Sigma Factor

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Hey everyone! I'm new here! I'm working on a study guide for a molecular biology exam and I'll have tons of questions I'm sure but here's the first one.

What sequences does a sigma factor recognize?

I want to say it uses the TATA box in Eukaryots so it recognizes TATA and similar sequences obviously. Is that correct? Also, what sequences are recognized in prokaryotes?

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From Wikipedia for "sigma factor":

Sigma factors have four main regions that are generally conserved:
N-terminus --------------------- C-terminus
1.1 2 3 4
The regions are further subdivided (e.g. 2 includes 2.1, 2.2, etc.)
Region 1.1 is found only in "primary sigma factors" (RpoD, RpoS in E.coli). It is involved in ensuring the sigma factor will only bind the promoter when it is complexed with the RNA polymerase.
Region 2.4 recognizes and binds to the Pribnow box.
Region 4.2 recognizes and binds to the -35 promoter site.