… is N-terminal acetylation, which is the addition of an acetyl moiety to the αNH 2 group of the
protein. This modification occurs on over 50% of yeast … of N-terminal acetylation are related to …

… ASF1 also cooperates with CAF-1 to deposit new H3–H4 … DNA damage such as interstrand
cross-links cannot be … It was characterized in yeast following the observation that one end of …

… DNA [53,54]; 2) histone chaperones can evict all or parts of the … the cell membrane, promoting
membrane fusion or endocytosis … elegans, Neurospora crassa, and fission yeast, also use …

… DSBs, such as interstrand cross-links and single-strand gaps [… of Cterminal BRCT domains
that binds to the C-terminal tail of … H3 acetylated at K56 from binding to the histone chaperone …

… One of such proteins is the fission yeast DNA binding protein Sap1… The canonical ​core
​histones H2A, H2B, H3 and H4 are … The histones interact via their histone fold domains to form …

… of histone Lys methylation on H3 and H4 histone tails by … of the protein and they go on to
interact with the C-terminal of … HDAC8 target specific histones such as H3 and H4, whereas …

… to evict histones near damage sites to promote towards HR [… RNA-templated repair in yeast
remains speculative, there is … chromatids in yeast, and that Rad52 mediates this interaction. In …

… -1) is a highly conserved histone chaperone known to function in a … histone (H3-H4)2
tetramers onto the DNA. The fission … in promoting HO-induced DSB repair by HR in budding yeast…

… The role of histone chaperones in the DNA damage … results from studies using the yeast S.
cerevisiae, the … action of several histones H3-H4 chaperones such as CAF1, Asf1 and Rtt106. …