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[[Category:Tissue transglutaminase|*]] | [[Category:Tissue transglutaminase|*]] |
Latest revision as of 11:42, 10 March 2015
Histone octamer (transglutaminase) | |
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Substrate peptide name | Histone octamer (transglutaminase) |
Synonyms | Core histone |
Determination type | In situ/In vitro |
Source | Homo sapiens
Gallus gallus |
Subcellular localization | Nuclear |
Swissprot ID | P04908 |
Reactive glutamines | H2A – Q24, Q104, Q112
H2B – Q95, Q22 H3 – Q125, Q5, Q19 |
Reactive lysines | H2B - K116, K125 |
Substrate sequence | H2A – KVTIAQGGVLPNIQAVLLP
H2B – TSREIQTAVRL H2B - VESEGKAVTKYTSSK H3 - ARTKQTARKS H3 - KAPRKQL H3 - MPKDIQLARRI H4 – LKRQGRTLY |
Structure | 1TZY |
Surface accessibility | ASAView pdf |
Disorder prediction | IUPred |
Reference | PMID:8702540 |
Notes | *Residues in bold are TG2 substrates in free core histones; residues in italics (Q22, Q5 and Q19) serve as TG2 substrates in nucleosomes.
Q122 is substrate only at certain temperature |