Cancer with global protein acetylation changes?

10 June 2017 0 1K Report

Hi,

Is there a particular type of cancer, in which global changes in protein acetylation were identified?

Alternatively, is there a cancer cell line known to have HDAC mutations/changes in acetylation? Ideally, I am looking for a mouse line.

Best,

Martyna

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