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Identifiers and Description
Gene Model Identifier
TTHERM_00633360
Standard Name
HTB1 (Histone h Two B )
Aliases
PreTt28005 | 90.m00169 | histone H2B-1
Description
HTB1 histone H2B.1; Histone H2B; one of the four histones (H2A- H2B- H3 and H4) that comprise the protein core of the eukaryotic nucleosome; differs from Htb2p by three amino acids
HTB1 Histone H2B, core histone
protein required for chromati
n assembly and chromosome func
tion; nearly identical to HTB2
; Rad6p-Bre1p-Lge1p mediated u
biquitination regulates transc
riptional activation, meiotic
DSB formation and H3 methylati
on
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