Epigenetic enzymes are indispensable to the process of epigenetic modification. DNA methyltransferases can add methyl groups to cytosine residues in specific regions of DNA.
This process regulates gene expression and affects cell differentiation, development and disease development. Histone - modifying enzymes are responsible for various modifications of histones, such as acetylation, methylation, phosphorylation, etc.
These modifications will change the structure and function of chromatin, leaving it in an open or closed state, and then affect the accessibility and transcriptional activity of genes, playing a crucial regulatory function in various physiological and pathological processes.
A strict QC (quality control) test report is provided for each batch.
Each batch has been verified for enzyme activity.
Verified by common homogeneous methods such as TR-FRET, Luminescence and fluorescence.
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For KeyTec® protein products, each batch of protein is subjected to a series of rigorous validation procedures to obtain data such as purity, monomer/polymer morphology, enzyme activity information, positive compound validation information, and so forth.
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