Figure 5. Role of the acidic wall residue of BAZ2A/B PHDs in H3 N-terminal tail recognition.
(A and B) ITC-binding curves of the H3 10-mer peptide titrated into WT and mutant BAZ2A PHD (A) and BAZ2B PHD (B).
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