METTL9 mediated N1-histidine methylation of zinc transporters is required for tumor growth

Mengyue Lv; Dan Cao; Liwen Zhang; Chi Hu; Shukai Li; Panrui Zhang; Lianbang Zhu; Xiao Yi; Chaoliang Li; Alin Yang; Zhentao Yang; Yi Zhu; Kaiguang Zhang; Wen Pan

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Protein Cell ›› 2021, Vol. 12 ›› Issue (12) : 965-970. DOI: 10.1007/s13238-021-00857-4

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METTL9 mediated N1-histidine methylation of zinc transporters is required for tumor growth

Mengyue Lv¹^,² ,
Dan Cao¹ ,
Liwen Zhang² ,
Chi Hu² ,
Shukai Li² ,
Panrui Zhang² ,
Lianbang Zhu¹^,² ,
Xiao Yi³^,⁴ ,
Chaoliang Li² ,
Alin Yang² ,
Zhentao Yang² ,
Yi Zhu³^,⁴ ,
Kaiguang Zhang¹ ,
Wen Pan¹^,²

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Mengyue Lv, Dan Cao, Liwen Zhang, Chi Hu, Shukai Li, Panrui Zhang, Lianbang Zhu, Xiao Yi, Chaoliang Li, Alin Yang, Zhentao Yang, Yi Zhu, Kaiguang Zhang, Wen Pan. METTL9 mediated N1-histidine methylation of zinc transporters is required for tumor growth. Protein Cell, 2021, 12(12): 965‒970 https://doi.org/10.1007/s13238-021-00857-4

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