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Specificity of protein lysine methyltransferases and methods for detection of lysine methylation of non-histone proteins

Rathert et al., 2008

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Rathert P
Dhayalan A
Ma H
Jeltsch A
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Molecular BioSystems

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Post translational modification of histoneproteins including lysinemethylation is an important epigenetic mark, essential for gene regulation and development. Recently, several examples of lysinemethylation of non-histoneproteins have been discovered suggesting that …
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