Protein methylation is emerging as a critical post-translational modification in signaling and cellular processes. New experimental approaches reveal that a large number of proteins are methylated and there is an emerging interest in the role of methylation of lysine and arginine residues in non-histone proteins.
This two-day symposium aims to catalyze debate about the role of methylation beyond histones and to unite a community of researchers exploring the methylation landscape in diverse fundamental and applied research fields.
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The “Methylation signaling: Beyond histones and chromatin” is organized by Jonathan Weitzman, Nicolas Reynoird, and Souhila Medjkane.
Oct 27-28, 2022
Amphi Buffon, Université Paris Cité
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https://methylation2022.sciencesconf.org/program
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