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Histone Methyltransferase

Histone Methyltransferase

Histone methylation modification is catalyzed by histone methyltransferases (HMT). It often occurs at the N-terminal lysine or arginine residues of H3 and H4 histones, including monomethylation, double methylation, and trimethylation. It is one of the important mechanisms of epigenetics, which involves transcriptional regulation, maintenance of genome integrity, and transmission of epigenetic patterns.

For more details about our histone methyltransferase, please click the links listed below.

  • UNC0321
  • CAT#:

    DEHM-2312-LGZ-21

  • CAS Number:

    1238673-32-9

  • Application:

    G9a HMTase Inhibitor

  • GNA002
  • CAT#:

    DEHM-2312-LGZ-22

  • CAS Number:

    1385035-79-9

  • Application:

    covalent EZH2 Inhibitor

  • UNC 2400
  • CAT#:

    DEHM-2312-LGZ-23

  • CAS Number:

    1433200-49-7

  • Application:

    EZH1/EZH2 Inhibitor

  • UNC 0638
  • CAT#:

    DEHM-2312-LGZ-24

  • CAS Number:

    1255517-77-1

  • Application:

    G9a/GLP Inhibitor

  • PFI-2
  • CAT#:

    DEHM-2312-LGZ-26

  • CAS Number:

    1627676-59-8

  • Application:

    SETD7 Inhibitor

  • MI-3
  • CAT#:

    DEHM-2312-LGZ-27

  • CAS Number:

    1271738-59-0

  • Application:

    menin-MLL Interaction Inhibitor

  • MM-102
  • CAT#:

    DEHM-2312-LGZ-28

  • CAS Number:

    1417329-24-8

  • Application:

    MLL1 Inhibitor

  • UNC0379
  • CAT#:

    DEHM-2312-LGZ-29

  • CAS Number:

    1620401-82-2

  • Application:

    SETD8 HMTase Inhibitor

  • BRD4770
  • CAT#:

    DEHM-2312-LGZ-30

  • CAS Number:

    1374601-40-7

  • Application:

    G9a Inhibitor

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