What does acetylation do?
Acetylation usually occurs on lysine residues, neutralizing their positive charge and thereby causing histones to drift away from DNA, which has a negative charge. The released structure facilitates access to transcriptional machinery such as transcription factors and RNA polymerase II.Sep 21, 2020
Acetylation usually occurs on lysine residues, neutralizing their positive charge and thereby causing histones to drift away from DNA, which has a negative charge. The released structure facilitates access to transcriptional machinery such as transcription factors and RNA polymerase II.Sep 21, 2020
