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COMPASS complex

Complex Proteins Associated with Set1, also known as COMPASS, is a conserved protein complex playing a major role as a H3K4me3 methylase in eukaryotes. Since it was first identified in 2001, other members of the COMPASS family of methylases with different functions have been discovered, in particular in humans.

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COMPASS complex

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Avg. degree1.75
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COMPASS complex → example of a trithorax-group protein

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compass complex protein associated role identified humans set1 h3k4me3 methylase eukaryotes proteins also known conserved playing major since first 2001

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