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Mediator Subunits in Humans
| Module | Subunit |
|---|---|
| Head | MED6 |
| MED8 | |
| MED11 | |
| MED17 | |
| MED18 | |
| MED20 | |
| MED22 | |
| MED28 | |
| MED30 | |
| Middle | MED1 |
| MED4 | |
| MED7 | |
| MED9 | |
| MED10 | |
| MED19 | |
| MED21 | |
| MED26 | |
| MED31 | |
| Tail | MED15 |
| MED16 | |
| MED23 | |
| MED25 | |
| MED27 | |
| MED29 | |
| Kinase | MED12 |
| MED12L | |
| MED13 | |
| MED13L | |
| CDK8 | |
| CDK19 | |
| CCNC | |
| Backbone | MED14* |
Bold = human-specific subunits
Originally considered a middle subunit; re-classified as a backbone/scaffold subunit that contacts and holds together the head, middle, and tail modules
