Structure of the Dnmt1 Reader Module Complexed with a Unique Two-Mono-Ubiquitin Mark on Histone H3 Reveals the Basis for DNA Methylation Maintenance
Satoshi Ishiyama(Yokohama City University), Makoto Nakanishi(The Cancer Institute Hospital), Shintaro Shimamura(Akita University), Toru Kawakami(Protein Research Foundation), Yasushi Saeki(Tokyo Institute of Psychiatry), Akinori Kidera(Life Science Institute), Kyohei Arita(Yokohama City University), Isao Suetake(Koshien University), Luna Yamaguchi(Nagoya City University), Kei Moritsugu(Life Science Institute), Mitsunori Ikeguchi(Life Science Institute), Hironobu Hojo(Protein Research Foundation), Naoko Arai, Atsuya Nishiyama(The University of Tokyo), Keiji Tanaka(Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science), Yuichi Mishima(Protein Research Foundation), Shoji Tajima(Protein Research Foundation), Rumie Matsumura(Yokohama City University), Masahiro Shirakawa(Kyoto University), Mariko Ariyoshi(Kyoto University), Fuyuki Ishikawa(Kyoto University), Daichi Morimoto(Kyoto University)
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