A post-translational modification is a chemical change to a protein after its synthesis, such as phosphorylation or protein lipidation. It can change activity, stability, localization or partner binding without changing the encoded sequence.
A covalent modification of a histone. Its genomic distribution and associated regulatory state do not by themselves specify chromatin accessibility or causation.
A chromatin complex that catalyses H3K27 methylation, with locus-specific recruitment and developmental functions.
A plant histone methyltransferase participating in the reinforcing relationship between H3K9 methylation and methylated DNA.
A plant histone methyltransferase participating in the reinforcing relationship between H3K9 methylation and methylated DNA.
A plant histone methyltransferase participating in the reinforcing relationship between H3K9 methylation and methylated DNA.
The fraction of molecules modified at a specified site under specified conditions. Occupancies at separate sites do not alone establish the joint distribution of modifications across intact proteoforms.
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