Methylation of histone H4 at arginine 3 occurs in vivo and is mediated by the nuclear receptor coactivator PRMT1
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Brian D. Strahl | Cynthia J. Brame | Michael R. Stallcup | C. Allis | J. Shabanowitz | D. Hunt | B. Strahl | R. Cook | M. Stallcup | C. Brame | S. Briggs | C.David Allis | Jeffrey Shabanowitz | Donald F. Hunt | Richard G. Cook | Scott D. Briggs | Jennifer A. Caldwell | Stephen S. Koh | Han Ma | Han Ma | J. Caldwell | S. S. Koh
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