Olsen Lab

University of Copenhagen

Danmark (DK0) · Denmark

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ERC Consolidator Grant · 2016

Chemical Tools for Unravelling Sirtuin Function

It was recently realized that lysine acetylation affects a wide variety of cellular processes in addition to the initially recognized histone related gene regulation. Together with recent groundbreaking results, revealing the presence of additional acyllysine modifications, the basis for a paradigm shift in this area was formed. Examples of enzymes formerly thought to be lysine deacetylases, have been shown to cleave these new types of lysine modification and members of the sirtuin class of enzymes play a central role. Development of new tools to investigate the importance of these new modifications as well as the sirtuins that cleave them is required. We therefore propose to adopt an…

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