Table 2. Effects of Environmental Chemicals on Histones.
Exposure | +/- | Modification | Type | Tissue | Ref. |
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↓ | acetylation | ||||
↑ | H3K9 dimethylation | In-vitro | Liver, brain | Ke, 2006 [41] | |
Nickel | ↑ | H2A and H2B monoubiquitination | |||
↓ | H4K12 acetylation | In-vitro | Yeast cells | Broday, 2000 [42] | |
↓ | H4K4 acetylation | In-vitro | Mammalian cells | ||
↑ | H3K9 mono- and dimethylation | In-vitro | G12 cell line | Chen, 2006 [43] | |
↓ | Acetylation of histone H2B | In-vitro | HAE and NRK cell lines | Golebiowski, 2005 [45] | |
↓↑ | H2B ubiquitination | In-vitro | HAEo- and HPL1D cell lines | Karaczyn, 2006 [44] | |
Arsenic | ↑ | H3K9 dimethylation | |||
↓ | H3K27 trimethylation | In-vitro | A549 cell line | Zhou, 2008 [87] | |
↑ | H3K4 trimethylation |
Increase (+) or decrease (-) in histone modification