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Histone acetylation protein 2. Hap2 is one of three histone acetyltransferases proteins that, in yeasts, are found associated with elongating forms of RNA polymerase II (Elongator). The Haps can be isolated in two forms, as a six-subunit complex with Elongator and as a complex of the three proteins on their own. The role of the Hap complex in transcription is still speculative, being possibly to keep the HAT activity of free Elongator in check, allowing histone acetylation only in the presence of a transcribing polymerase, or the interaction with Haps might render Elongator susceptible to modifications thereby altering its activity.
No pairwise interactions found for the domain Hap2_elong
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