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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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"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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"Tumor supressor and transcription factor p53,a major pro-apoptotic player contributes to the apoptosis of various cell types,and monomethylation of p53 by Smyd2 was reported to repress p53 transactivation.Enforced Smyd2 overexpression in cardiomyocytes prevented p53 accumulation and apoptotic cell death."
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"Since then, a number of other KMTs, including SET9 (KMT5), SMYD2 (KMT3C), and SET 8 (KMT5A), which methylate p53 at specific C-terminal lysines, together with the lysine specific demethylase KDM1 (LSD1) which mediates p53 demethylation, have also been identified [XREF_BIBR] (XREF_FIG)."