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Mutations in the acetylation hotspots of Rbl2 are associated with increased risk of breast cancer.
PloS one - 1 Jan 2022
Ullah Farman, Khurshid Nadia, Fatimi Qaiser, Loidl Peter, Saeed Muhammad
Abstract excerpt
Retinoblastoma like protein-2 (Rbl2) is functionally regulated by phosphorylation and acetylation. Previously, we demonstrated that lysine K1083 (K1079 in human Rbl2) is a potential target for acetylation but its functional role remains elusive. We investigated alterations in human Rbl2 gene specifically targeting exons 19-22 harbouring acetylatable residues i.e. K1072, K1083 and K1115 through single stranded...
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