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. 2011 Jun;188(2):291–308. doi: 10.1534/genetics.111.127886

TABLE 3.

Histone H3 and H4 residues that are known or potential targets of acetylation, methylation, and phosphorylation in S. cerevisiae

Histone residue Modificationa Exists in S. cerevisiaeb
H3-R2 Methylation
H3-K4 Methylation Yes
H3-K9 Acetylation Yes
H3-K9 Methylation
H3-S10 Phosphorylation
H3-14 Acetylation Yes
H3-R17 Methylation
H3-K18 Acetylation Yes
H3-K23 Acetylation Yes
H3-R26 Methylation
H3-K27 Acetylation Yes
H3-K27 Methylation
H3-S28 Phosphorylation
H3-K36 Methylation Yes
H3-R53 Methylation
H3-K56 Acetylation Yes
H3-K79 Methylation Yes
H3-K115 Acetylation
H3-K122 Acetylation
H4-S1 Phosphorylation Yes
H4-K5 Acetylation Yes
H4-K8 Acetylation Yes
H4-K12 Acetylation Yes
H4-K16 Acetylation Yes
H4-K20 Acetylation
H4-K20 Methylation
H4-K31 Acetylation
H4-S47 Phosphorylation
H4-K59 Methylation
H4-K77 Acetylation
H4-K79 Acetylation
H4-K79 Methylation
H4-K91 Acetylation Yes
H4-R92 Methylation
a

Identified in bovine (Zhang et al. 2003; Mersfelder and Parthun 2006). Some histone modifications are known to exist in S. cerevisiae.