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Protein lysine methyl transferases

Lysine methylation marks Monoamine oxidase inhibitor Plant homeodomain Posttranslational modification Protein lysine methyl transferase... [Pg.330]

A number of proteins such as histones, cytochrome c and certain flagellar proteins are found to contain methylated amino acids (19). Three different methylases have been characterized and all require S-adenosylmethionine (SAM) as the methyl donor (20-23). Protein methylase I (SAM-protein arginine methyl transferase) methylates the guanidine side chain of arginine residue protein methylase II (SAM-protein carboxyl methyltransferase) transfers methyl groups only to 8- and y-carboxyl groups in the peptide chain. Carboxyl groups in the a position cannot serve as acceptors. Protein methylase III (SAM-protein lysine... [Pg.54]

Methylation. Protein methylation serves several purposes in eukaryotes. The methylation of altered aspartate residues by a specific type of methyltransferase promotes either the repair or the degradation of damaged proteins. Other methyl-transferases catalyze reactions that alter the cellular roles of certain proteins. For example, methylated lysine residues have been found in such disparate proteins as ribulose-2,3-bisphosphate carboxylase, calmodulin, histones, certain ribo-... [Pg.687]

Tuck, M. T., Farooqui, J. Z., Paik, W. K. (1985). Two histone Hl-specific protein-lysine N-methyl-transferases from Euglena gracilis Purification and characterization. J. Biol. Chem. 260, 7114-7121. [Pg.302]

In vitro catalytic data have been obtained for only a few of the characterized SET domain containing proteins. These data are summarized in Fig. 5. Most of the examined HKMTs have optimal methyl transferase activity between a pH of 8 and 10. The mechanism for methyl group attachment to lysine residues is illustrated in Fig. 6. [Pg.211]

Lysine methyltransferases catalyze the transfer of methyl groups from the cosubstrate SAM to certain lysine residues in histone proteins. To characterize modulators of these transferases, the above-mentioned antibody-based assay protocols are also applicable. [Pg.110]


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