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"Accumulated evidence also indicates that PMTs play their physiological and pathogenic roles through methylating nonhistone substrates. xref , xref Some recent advancements in this aspect include the identification of SET7/9 substrates: the tumor suppressors p53 and pRb, E2F1, HIV transactivator Tat, estrogen receptor α (ERα), PCAF, DNMT1, AKA6, CENPC1, MeCP2, MINT, PPARBP, ZDH8, Cullin1, IRF1, TAF7/10 subunits of TATA box-binding protein complex and RelA subunit of NF-κB; xref – xref G9a substrates reptin, mAM, WIZ, CDYL1, CSB, C/EBP and the tumor suppressor p53;(Pless, 2008 #63; Rathert, 2008 #9; Huang, 2010 #308; Lee, 2010 #309) SUV39H1 substrate HP1α; xref SETDB1 substrate ING2; xref and SMYD3 substrate VEGF receptor 1. xref These PMT-involved nonhistone methylation events modulate the functions of diverse cellular targets, such as histone-remodeling apparatus, tumor suppressors, transcription regulators, and hormone receptors. xref , xref Some nonhistone targets, similar to histones, can be modified by multiple PMTs (e.g. site-specific methylations of the tumor suppressor p53 by SET7/9, SET8, G9a, GLP1, SMYD2 and PRMT5), xref , xref , xref , xref , xref which may resemble the histone-code scenario for epigenetic regulation."
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"For example, H4R3 can be methylated by PRMT1, PRMT5, PRMT6, and PRMT7; xref – xref TP53 can be methylated by PRMT3 and PRMT5; xref , xref and H3R2 can be methylated by PRMT5, PRMT6, and PRMT7. xref , xref To further understand the roles of each PRMT in cell biology, highly selective and cell-active inhibitors of each PRMT are needed."
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"XREF_BIBR, XREF_BIBR Some nonhistone targets, similar to histones, can be modified by multiple PMTs (e.g. site specific methylations of the tumor suppressor p53 by SET7/9, SET8, G9a, GLP1, SMYD2 and PRMT5), XREF_BIBR, XREF_BIBR, XREF_BIBR, XREF_BIBR, XREF_BIBR which may resemble the histone-code scenario for epigenetic regulation."
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"Moreover, PRMT5 regulates the expression and activity of key players in oncogenic and apoptotic signaling, and was shown to participate in stem cell maintenance. xref , xref PRMT5‐mediated H3R8 and H4R3 methylation, for example, repress the transcription of a number of tumor suppressors including RB‐family genes, ST7, and NM23, leading to increased cell survival and proliferation. xref , xref PRMT5 also directly methylates p53, PI3K, and E2F‐1, thereby influencing the transcriptional activity of these essential cell fate regulators to promote cell growth and inhibit apoptosis. xref , xref , xref Given this, PRMT5 has been attributed oncogenic functions and has recently received considerable attention as a potential therapeutic target in cancer."
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"In conclusion, the present study, using an innovative in vivo model integrating the stress-responsive Gadd45β -luciferase transgene and inducible oncogenes (LSL-K-ras G12D and Myc ER ), uncovers two novel and significant findings: (i) normal HSPCs utilize arginine methylation of p53 by PRMT5 to orchestrate long-lasting oncogenic response. (ii) FA deficiency leads to a complete reversal of the response pattern characterized by short-lived oncogenic stress response accompanied with aberrant oncogene-induced arginine methylation of p53 resulted from a progressive decline in PRMT5 in FA HSPCs."
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"Downregulation of Protein Arginine Methyltransferase 5 (PRMT5) led to compromised K-ras G12D -induced arginine methylation of p53 in FANCA deficient cells, thereby demonstrating an arginine methylation dependent FA-p53 interaction, as forced expression of PRMT5 in FANCA -/- HSPCs prolonged oncogenic response and delayed leukemia development in irradiated recipient mice."
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"The effects of lysine and arginine methylation on chromatin structure and gene expression have been well characterized [ xref – xref ] In the tetramerization domain, PRMT5 methylates p53 at different arginine residues (R333, R335, and R337) [ xref ], and this modifications likely inactivate p53 during lymphomagenesis and controls p53 action in cell cycle arrest (Fig. xref ) [ xref ]."