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"P53 can be methylated on lysines and arginines by several different methylase enzymes, which can either activate or repress its activity depending on which site is methylated and the number of methyl groups added ( xref )."

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"In contrast, methylation of p53 by methyltransferases at histidines, arginines, and lysines, suppresses transcriptional activity of p53 [ xref ]."

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"Several histone lysine methyltransferases methylate p53 at specific C-terminal lysines, preventing or inducing p53 interaction with its co-activators."

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"Our study identified PRMT3 as a second arginine methyltransferase that can methylate p53."