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Histone Kla is regulated by cellular glycolysis

We have identified a new histone modification, which is derived from glycolysis end product, lactate. By SILAC-MS/MS based quantification, and U-13C6 glucose labeling experiments, we demonstrate that histone Kla is regulated by cellular glycolysis pathway

ORGANISM(S): Homo sapiens (Human)

2019-08-01 | PXD014870 | Pride

Human mcf-7 cells silac

S. coelicolor LY2517 R5- medium time course study

This SuperSeries is composed of the following subset Series: GSE21809: S. coelicolor LY2517 R5- medium time course study (Culture # 1) GSE21810: S. coelicolor LY2517 R5- medium time course study (Culture # 2) Refer to individual Series