YEATS domain-
containing protein
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Exploring Epigenetic Reader Proteins: A Focus on YEATS Domain, Slides of Biology
An overview of epigenetic reader proteins, specifically focusing on the YEATS domain. It discusses the role of reader proteins in recognizing and binding to specific epigenetic modifications, using the bromodomain as an example. The document also mentions the significance of abnormalities in other reader protein domains and lists various proteins with different reader domains available at Creative BioMart. References and product categories are also included.
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YEATS domain-
containing protein
The protein that recognizes and binds to the specific epigenetic
modification is called “reader”. For example, acetylated lysine can be
selectively recognized by a reader protein motif called bromodomain.
At least 43 bromodomain-containing proteins have been identified in
the human genome, most of which are important transcriptional
regulators. Certain human diseases have been found to be associated
with mutations in the bromodomain. Although the bromodomain has
received significant attention in biomedical research, abnormalities in
other reader protein domains also have significant physiological effects.
At Creative BioMart , you can conveniently select various proteins with
different epigenetic reader domains, including but not limited to
bromodomain, chromodomain, malignant brain tumor (MBT) domain,
plant homeodomain (PHD), YEATS domain, SET- and RING- associated
(SRA) domain, and Tudor domain.
Reference
Musselman C A.; et al. Perceiving the epigenetic landscape through
histone readers. Nature structural & molecular biology. 2012, 19(12):
- Products
Proteins & Enzymes
- Histones
Histone Modification Proteins
Histone Methylation Proteins
Histone Acetylation Proteins
Histone Phosphorylation Proteins
- Ubiquitination & SUMOylation Proteins
Reader Domain Proteins
Other Histone Modification Proteins
DNA Modification Proteins
RNA Modification Proteins
- Chromatin Remodeling Proteins
Other Proteins